Inside Nanci Ryder’s Battle with ALS
April/May 2020
What Neurologists Are Learning from Treating Adults with ADHD
Adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder often have sleep apnea, migraine, or autism spectrum disorder as well—and it’s important to treat all coexisting conditions.
Take Precautions
People with neurologic conditions and their caregivers may be especially vulnerable to COVID-19 (coronavirus). Here's how to stay safe and be prepared.
Hiking the Appalachian Trail for Multiple Sclerosis
April and Bernie Hester have embarked on a nearly 2,200-mile hike to increase awareness of multiple sclerosis (MS), a disease April was diagnosed with herself.
Foods That May Protect Against Dementia
Inclusive Choirs Welcome Singers of All Abilities
Singing helps these choir members improve their communication skills and live more independently.
How to Deal with Hair Loss Caused by Medication
Treatments for neurologic conditions can change hair’s texture, color, and volume. These experts explain why and how to handle the changes.
When is Palliative Care Appropriate?
4 Tips for Only-Child Caregivers
Ideas for enhancing the positives and easing the negatives of caring for aging parents as an only child.
Staying Positive Through Peripheral Neuropathy
Leading a support group on Long Island helps Joseph Malkevitch, 77, keep an optimistic outlook on life.
Back in the Saddle
After a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, the author feared she'd never ride horses again. A therapeutic riding program helped change that.
Letters to the Editor: April/May 2020