Tag: Neuroscience

One of the youngest to undergo complex epilepsy surgery: Baby Lorelei’s story

After successfully undergoing epilepsy surgery at Children’s Minnesota at less than 3 months old, Lorelei is now seizure-free and thriving.

November 2, 2026

Children’s Minnesota opens new complex spine and deformity program

Children’s Minnesota announced a new complex spine and deformity program, where patients with complex spine issues, including scoliosis, can now receive comprehensive care and improved

October 30, 2026

Migraines in children: symptoms, causes and treatment

When your child’s head pain interrupts school, activities or family time, you want to know what is wrong and how you can help. Migraines in

October 20, 2026

Recovering from a life-threatening brain bleed: back to being Wyatt

A family snowboarding trip turned into a life-threatening emergency when Wyatt suffered a brain bleed caused by an AVM. After successful brain surgery at Children’s

September 21, 2026

Kid expert awarded $100,000 grant to study low-grade gliomas

Margaret Shatara, MD, a pediatric neuro-oncologist with Children’s Minnesota, was recently awarded a $100,000 grant to support research on Laser Interstitial Thermal Therapy.

April 24, 2026

My child bumped their head: When should I worry?

Your child bumped their head: when should you worry? Children’s Minnesota guides you on when to visit the ER, call the pediatrician or watch at

January 9, 2026

Seizures in children & infants: types, symptoms & treatment

What are seizures in children? Learn about the types of seizures, symptoms to watch for, and how neurologists at Children’s Minnesota diagnose and treat seizures.

November 7, 2025