Some people have a physical neurological response to music that results in chills, goosebumps and shivers. Is that you?

A new program at the University of Regina is providing rehabilitation to those with Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions.

A paralyzed Alberta man is back from Thailand after having a second experimental surgery that has given him some hope he'll be able to move more of his body.

Doctors from all over North American have been enlisted to help a three-year-old Calgary girl with an extremely rare disease that's kept her in a coma for three weeks.

Doctors didn't think Sabrina Lauman would live long enough to give birth. She did. Then she passed away and donated tissues to research on her rare dementia.

After raising nearly $250,000 for potentially life-saving medical treatment, the hard part was supposed to be over.

An 84-year-old man in Northern Ireland who arrived in the emergency room appeared to have a big empty space where part of his brain should be.

About 1,500 Okanagan residents live with Parkinson's Disease and not all treatments work for each patient, according to local neurologist Dr. Daryl Wile.

Canadian doctors say they've debunked the one-time medical procedure known as “liberation therapy," citing lack of proof that the therapy actually achieves the dramatic health improvements it promises.

Dr. Oliver Sacks, whose books like "The Man Who Mistook His Wife For a Hat" probed distant ranges of human experience by compassionately portraying people with severe and sometimes bizarre neurological conditions, has died. He was 82.