December 2018/January 2019

The comedy duo say love and laughter have helped them survive the bumps in Jeannie's recovery from a mass near her brainstem.

A cannabinoid was recently approved to treat certain types of epilepsy. We review the evidence for its approval and whether it can be used to treat other disorders.

Daniel B. Grossman was able to go back to work only months after a spinal cord injury, thanks to a positive attitude and rigorous physical therapy.

The American Academy of Neurology worked behind the scenes to change rules that will have an impact on the care you receive from your physician.

Project Lifesaver, a community policing program, helps recover people who might wander—such as those with Alzheimer’s or autism. 

Research says fish may be good for the brain, thanks to an omega-3 fatty acid that's found in fish oil. Here’s how to safely add fish to your diet.

After Selisky's diagnosis, fellow divers came together to help him scuba in Fiji and the Caribbean.

Certain visible symptoms can make social situations tricky. Follow these strategies to make yourself and others more comfortable.

High-tech therapies are enhancing rehabilitation and recovery for stroke survivors, those with spinal cord injuries, and people with a variety of other conditions.

Spencer Smith, 29, says a strong support system gave him the courage to deal with his spinal muscular atrophy. He hopes to provide similar support for others in need.

A Dr. Seuss book inspires the author to stop waiting and embrace exercise after a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease.