August/September 2012

Scientific evidence suggests the health benefits of meditation include improved memory, duller pain perception, increased ability to focus, and more.

When doctors practice medicine in an honest and ethical manner, patients know they can trust their advice.

A steady infusion of levodopa gel into the small intestine may significantly improve the quality of life for many patients.

Eight more years of evidence still points to two effective ways of treating infantile spasms.

Using divalproex sodium (Depakote) to treat seizures is effective for many people, but talk to your doctor to ensure it's right for your situation.

Two non-pharmaceutical approaches to reduce ADHD symptoms have been shown to be effective.

Doctors have known for years that various physical maneuvers can effectively treat positional vertigo. But good evidence has been lacking.

Oxytocin, the so-called “love hormone,” might help people living with frontotemporal dementia (FTD) improve their ability to recognize different emotions.

"You married him anyway" is the startling response she gets when sharing her personal story of living with her husband’s epilepsy.

These books, CDs, websites, and mobile apps are great places to start enjoying the benefits of meditation and mindfulness.

As her Alzheimer’s disease progresses, the mother I knew has changed. But her spirit and character are largely intact.