Walter F. Mondale Is on the Campaign Trail to Cure Brain Disease
April/May 2015
Using Personal Experiences to Help, Heal, and Connect
We asked 10 subscribers who have been with Neurology Now for 10 years to share their stories. Here's what they told us.
Defeating a Rare Disorder: The Legacy of Thisbe and Noah
After two of their children died from a mysterious illness, Laurian and John Scott pushed to find the gene that caused it—and brought new hope to dozens of families.
Creating a Community to Keep Our Brains Healthy
I would like the next 10 years of Neurology Now to reflect a collaboration with you, our readers, and I invite you to join me.
A Revolutionary One-Two Punch to Treat Ischemic Stroke
A new combination treatment dramatically improves outcomes for stroke patients.
5 Important Tips for Controlling Sleep Apnea
Avoid the health risks of sleep apnea with this expert advice.
Does Depression Really Raise Your Dementia Risk?
Research says certain features of depression may hint of later dementia.
The Need for More Quality of Life Research
Finding cures for chronic neurologic diseases is a top priority, but patients and advocates say research on living well with these conditions is just as important.
Calm Your Mind and Reap the Benefits of Stress Management
Stress can wreak havoc on the brain, especially if you have a neurologic condition. Learn how to manage it and lessen its negative effects.
How to Protect the Future for Children with Neurological Conditions
Many dependent children with neurologic conditions will outlive their parents. Follow these steps today to secure your child's adult years tomorrow.
The Potential Benefits of Marijuana for Medical Use
Many patients and advocacy groups want medical marijuana legalized in all 50 states. Physicians want more solid research. Today, both are getting their way.
When Vanity Stands in the Way of Seizure Surgery
Before getting brain surgery to stop her seizures, a patient makes a special request.
Letters to the Editor: April/May 2015