Activist Ady Barkan and Actor Bradley Whitford Work to Reform Health Care
April/May 2022
How Virus Variants Happen and Why
Knowing why microbes mutate can help public health officials manage a pandemic—now and in the future–and better protect people.
By advocating for research and improved health care, people with neurologic disorders and their families can shape policy and public perception.
The ABCs of Advocacy
We all can support a cause we believe in—and action can take many forms. Here are some examples.
A Children’s Book That Explains Neurology
Managing Cerebral Palsy in Middle Age
More Evidence Suggests Fish Is Good for Brain Health
The Benefits of Rock Climbing for Parkinson’s Disease
Why Do Neurologists Ask About Family Health History?
Orthostatic Tremor Awareness Can Lead to Better Diagnoses
Getting an accurate diagnosis of orthostatic tremor can be challenging. Raising awareness among patients and providers is key.
How Older Caregivers Secure the Future for Dependent Adult Children
As parents age, their dependent adult children face an uncertain future. Medical and legal professionals offer advice for older caregivers.
How the Rare Condition Superficial Siderosis Has Affected My Life
Steve Grinstead, 70, lives to spread the word about his condition.
On a Mission
For this stroke survivor, educating others about how to prevent a brain attack fueled her recovery.
Letters to the Editor: April/May 2022