Dr. Varghese featured on the cover of LIVING magazine March 2015 edition

ImPACT® is a child-friendly, computer-based test revealing how well your child’s brain works before and after a concussion. Keep reading to learn how the test works and why it’s essential for guiding treatment and return-to-activity decisions.

Did you know that children get the same headaches as adults? Your child’s recurring headaches could range from mild tension to severe migraines that disrupt daily life. Let’s explore why school-age children have frequent headaches.

Fainting in children may or may not mean they have an underlying health condition that needs medical care. Here, you’ll learn the most common causes of fainting in kids and why they should always be evaluated after a fainting episode.

Most children with autism have sensory issues that become overwhelming and cause strong emotional reactions. These reactions are surprising and seem to be out-of-the-blue if you’re unaware of their sensory sensitivity. Here’s what you need to know.

Don’t be surprised if you’re not familiar with sports neurology. The field began in 2008, but it’s only now gaining widespread recognition. Here, we explore the four primary ways sports neurology supports children’s optimal neurologic health.

Though tremors in children are often mild, they can still be embarrassing. And if the shaking is severe, tremors can disrupt your child’s ability to play, hold things, or walk. When your child needs treatment, one of five options can help.