December 2013/January 2014

As Alzheimer’s disease takes its toll, the famed singer’s spirit stays strong.

Moderate or severe TBI can take a devastating toll on a marriage or partnership, but for many couples, those changes can be worked through.

Despite the difficulties of living with Parkinson’s disease, the beloved actor’s joy and enthusiasm won’t let him give up.

Expanding the scope of Neurology Now to bring you articles of interest that promote brain health.

After reviewing over 200 studies, the AAN has released updated recommendations for using vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) to treat epilepsy.

These hand-picked patient and caregiver blogs let you share the joy, pain, and true-life experiences of people just like yourself.

Studies are backing what we’ve presumed for a long time: The benefits of physical exercise are great for the entire body—including the brain.

A quick Google search finds many simple online tests for Alzheimer’s disease. But the odds that you’ll find an effective online dementia screening test are almost nonexistent.

Simple advice when asking about Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiver support.

Data shows a link between migraine with aura and heart attacks in women, but researchers don’t know if migraine increases risk or indicates another risk factor.

Managing multiple sclerosis means striking a balance between living life the way I want to and coping with the limitations of the disease.