April/May 2011

Fostering Alzheimer’s disease awareness and sharing information that helps patients and caregivers is the greatest role the actress could ever take on.

Smartphones and other mobile devices can provide real-time information and assistance for people with neurologic problems.

Though not a cure, nipping neurologic disorders in the bud may help slow their progression. But proper diagnosis is necessary—and that’s not easy.

Among the neurologic research topics discussed are how certain foods may prevent Parkinson’s, and a possible link between temperature and multiple sclerosis.

Broader coverage for youth, enhanced Medicare, long-term care assistance—these are just a few of the new Affordable Care Act benefits. But questions remain.

However, the connection between this commonly-used group of antibiotics—fluoroquinolones—and peripheral neuropathy is not yet fully understood.

Here’s how to protect yourself from falls at home by staying on your feet.

By joining different studies, dozens of Noonan family members are helping unravel the mystery of Alzheimer's disease.

Here’s where to find information on Alzheimer's disease, plus lists of clinical trials recruiting patients with all types of memory problems.

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As my mobility and insurance coverage decrease, will the insurance industry finish what neuropathy started?