Sharon Stone is Back in the Spotlight After a Life-Threatening Stroke
April/May 2018
Smart Ways to Manage Neuropathy
Neuropathy, a common complication of diabetes, was once thought to be untreatable. Today, a variety of treatments and strategies are available to ease the discomfort.
A New Era for the Magazine
Thirteen years after launching Neurology Now , we're introducing a new take on brain health and living with neurologic disease.
How to Break the Cycle of Rebound Headaches
The Benefits of Therapeutic Horse Riding
5 Ways to Access Affordable Transportation
A Swimmer Returns to the Pool After Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Diagnosis
Stroke Camps Help Survivors Recover
Are There Any Treatments for Cluster Headache Other Than Painkillers?
Finding the Balance in Caregiving
Knowing how much to help is a daily challenge for many caregivers. Our expert advice can help you find that sweet spot.
What is Guillain-Barre Syndrome?
Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare autoimmune disease that derails the immune system, can cause weakness and paralysis. Our experts explain the symptoms, treatment, and possible causes.
Botulinum Toxin Treats Many Neurologic Disorders
The use of botulinum toxin has expanded to treat migraine, cerebral palsy, dystonia, and more. Our experts explain how it works and what's in the research pipeline.
Find the Right Type of Exercise for Your Condition
Physical activity is important for people with neurologic conditions, but it poses unique challenges. Overcome them and reap all its benefits.
Clinical Trials for Caregivers Aim to Combat Stress and Fatigue
Researchers are increasingly interested in studying caregivers, with the goal of making their jobs easier and less stressful.
Parkinson’s Disease Shifted Focus for This Photographer
Since his diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, photographer Jay Zukerkorn, 57, sees the world through a different lens.
Epilepsy Made This Marathoner Rethink Her Relationship to Running
