Larry King on How Curiosity and Passion for Life Aided His Stroke Recovery
April/May 2021
9 Ways to Maximize Progress When Recovering from a Stroke
Experts Address COVID-19 Vaccine Questions and Concerns
As the vaccination program for COVID-19 rolls out, our experts provide answers to common questions.
Promising Epilepsy Research and New Treatments Give Hope to Patients
Recent developments in treating epilepsy are welcome news for many, including NASCAR competitor Matt Tifft, who has spoken publicly about his seizure disorder.
8 Ways To Manage Epilepsy
Epilepsy may be highly unpredictable, but there are habits people can adopt to improve their ability to manage it.
A Post-Vaccine World
I got a glimpse of how life might look as more Americans are immunized against COVID-19.
The Positive Benefits of Music for People with Dementia
Virtual sing-alongs engage people with dementia.
Workshops Help People with Parkinson’s Disease Improve Handwriting
Workshops and exercises help patients with Parkinson's disease combat small handwriting.
A Mom Leads Efforts to Cure Fragile X Syndrome for Her Son and Others
Stretches for Relieving Lower Back Pain
These four gentle exercises will keep your back healthy.
What Is Known About the COVID-19 Variants?
Exploring Causes of Frontotemporal Dementia—and Potential Treatments
Frontotemporal dementia occurs at a younger age than other types of dementia and used to be mistaken for Alzheimer's disease. Today, doctors understand more about the disorder.
Tom Seaman Thrives Despite Cervical Dystonia
This life coach was nearly undone by a chronic movement disorder—until an unlikely epiphany motivated him to turn his life around.
The Hand He Was Dealt
A series of minor adjustments helps this high-energy executive take a diagnosis of essential tremor in stride.
Letters to the Editor: April/May 2021