Journalist Ann Curry Hopes Crowdsourcing Can Solve Medical Mysteries
August/September 2019
Why MS Patients May Benefit from Aggressive Early Treatment
Research shows that treatment at the first sign of disease may be best for most patients with multiple sclerosis. Our experts explain why and describe some exceptions.
Why Advocacy is an Important Part of Disease Management
Practicing Karate Could Ease Parkinson’s-Related Symptoms
Student’s Prizewinning Project Works to Predict Alzheimer’s Disease
For Kids with Special Needs, Creating Comics Helps Communication
4 Recipes for Adding Fiber to Your Diet
Will I Be Able to Lead a Normal Life with Myasthenia Gravis?
General Anesthesia Tips for People with Neurologic Disorders
General anesthesia may carry certain risks—postoperative hallucinations, delirium, and cognitive difficulties—for vulnerable populations. Protect yourself with these strategies.
Design Professor Creates Fashion-Forward Accessible Clothing
At the Open Style Lab, Grace Jun matches teams of designers with people with disabilities to create accessible and fashionable clothing.
Biking Gives Freedom to a Teen with Cerebral Palsy
Letters to the Editor: August/September 2019
Readers respond to previous issues of Brain & Life.