Post-Recovery, Bob Woodruff Fights for Brain Injury Survivors
April/May 2016
14 Ways to Sleep Better
For people with neurologic conditions, sleep can be elusive. We troubleshoot six obstacles to a healthy night's rest.
How Yoga Can Ease Pain and Improve Mobility
Experts say yoga can be beneficial for people with neurologic conditions. And a disability is no reason not to try it.
Science-backed, Affordable Strategies to Protect your Brain
Boost your brain health with these ideas.
Music Can Help Improve the Well-Being of People with Alzheimer's
What Is Microcephaly?
Although uncommon in the United States, this neurologic condition is gaining attention, thanks to a new virus. We give you the facts about it.
Control Your Blood Pressure to Lessen Risk of Dementia and Stroke
A new public health campaign urges people to manage high blood pressure and stay healthy.
A Look at the 2016 Brain Health Fair
Learn all about the family event at the American Academy of Neurology's Annual Meeting.
Air Pollution May Affect Cognitive Function
Several recent studies suggest that poor air quality may hurt brain health.
Expert Tips to Help Manage Parkinson’s-Related Psychosis
Hallucinations are common in people with advanced Parkinson's disease. Here are ways to help handle them.
Vitamin D: Separating Fact from Fiction
Long known for promoting bone health, vitamin D has also been linked to brain health. Our experts assess the evidence and explain how to overcome a deficiency.
How to Reduce the Risk of Suicide in People with Neurologic Conditions
People with certain neurologic conditions are more likely to die by suicide than the general population. Here's how friends, family, and caregivers can reduce the risk.
Does a Family History of Alzheimer’s Increase My Risk of Getting It?
Appropriate Treatment for Migraine Can Be a Life-Changer
Migraines can be debilitating and disruptive. Experts say an accurate diagnosis and finding the right therapy can make all the difference.
A Clinical Trial on Alzheimer’s Disease Seeks Healthy Volunteers
A "landmark" trial is hoping to move the dial on dementia.
Despite Difficulties with Speech, Aphasia Expanded My World
Carlota Schoolman, age 68, says aphasia opened up a new community for her.
Dancing Again After Transverse Myelitis
Two years after a crippling diagnosis of transverse myelitis, the author moves to the music again.
Letters to the Editor: April/May 2016