December 2011/January 2012

Through his eponymous foundation, the famed actor-turned-activist is helping usher in a hope-filled future for people living with the debilitating disease.

Studies show alcohol increases the chance of risky behavior, especially in teens and young adults. It may also have severe, long-term effects on young brains.

Doctors are diagnosing dementia earlier than ever, and patients may wonder how long to keep working. Learn how dementia patients can stay successful on the job.

The teenage brain is a wonder, but it’s a work in progress. Neurology can teach us ways to reduce risks and help youth navigate this tricky time.

Drugs for MS help control symptoms and may postpone or even prevent disability. However, many people who need these medications cannot afford them.

Unleash your creative spirit and inspire hope in others. Raise awareness of the need for neurologic research when you enter the Neuro Film Festival.

Though there is no cure for this genetic disorder, there are ways to improve children’s communication skills and quality of life.

If you need mental health help and you’re on Medicare, a visit to the psychiatrist is likely covered. Here’s what you need to know.

This in-depth guide covers treatment, genetic testing, cognitive and behavioral management, and more. It’s essential reading when dealing with this disease.

When a stray canine walked through our door, I wasn’t sure what to expect. The same thing happened when I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.