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After a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease, a renowned cookbook author continues cooking with help from friends. Their tips may be useful for others with dementia.
Why You Should Tell Your Neurologist What Vitamins You Are Taking
No matter which supplements or minerals you take, it's important to let your doctor know about them.
How Weight Training Boosts Strength and Balance
Do Vitamins Really Help People with Neurologic Conditions?
How Caregivers Can Advocate for Loved Ones
Speaking up for those in your care is important. So is letting them speak for themselves. Here's how to do both.
Should You Disclose Your Illness to Your Employer?
Deciding whether to tell your employer about your condition is not always straightforward. Patients and other experts weigh the pros and cons.
What Is Considered Normal Blood Pressure?
Why Do Some People Have Seizures Caused by Music or Laughter?
Experts explain these rare seizures that occur in reflex epilepsy.
Focused Ultrasound Relieved Essential Tremor for This Financial Expert
Alexandra Lebenthal was ashamed of her essential tremor—until focused ultrasound changed everything.
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