Bell’s palsy is a relatively common condition, affecting roughly 15 to 30 people out of 100,000 every year. About 1 in 60 people will develop it at some point in their life.

Bell's Palsy is a nerve condition that can cause paralysis to part of the face. Muscles in the face can suddenly become weak, but the weakness is short term and can often improve over weeks.

Bell's palsy comes on without warning, bringing partial paralysis or weakness to a person's face. The condition affects thousands of people in the U.S. every year.

Bell’s palsy is a rare and often mysterious neurologic condition. — -- In a newly released interview with Vanity Fair, actress Angelina Jolie opens up about her struggle with Bell’s palsy ...

Anyone can experience Bell's palsy, but the NIH says it typically impacts people between the ages of 15 and 45. Bell's palsy can occur more frequently in those who have a certain disease or condition.

Symptoms of Bell’s palsy vary from mild to severe, and the timeline of recovery ranges from a few weeks to six months. In severe cases, facial weakness could be permanent.

George Clooney opens up about having Bell’s palsy as teenager: ‘Half of my face is paralyzed’ George Clooney joined rapper Snoop Dogg and television host Jimmy Kimmel on the late-night talk show ...

Josh Brolin told Rob Lowe that he contracted a "mild case" of Bell's Palsy during his move to Montecito, California. Brolin was previously diagnosed with Bell's Palsy for a similar situation.

Of the 348,088 with COVID-19 identified in the study 284, or 0.08%, were diagnosed with Bell’s palsy within eight weeks of getting sick. About half of those people had a history of Bell’s ...

According to a recent study, Bell’s Palsy diagnoses have increased 8.6% since the pandemic began for those who contracted COVID and 6.8% for those who have been vaccinated.

Bell’s palsy is a sudden, temporary weakness or paralysis of the facial muscles, usually on just one side of the face. It happens when the facial nerve — which controls movement of the face ...