Actor and Activist Blair Underwood Raises Awareness of HIV/AIDS
The renowned actor has made it his mission to improve the lives of people with HIV/AIDS.
February/March 2013
Being Proactive to Prevent Stroke in Younger Adults
Young adult stroke is one the rise. Here's what you should know.
Reducing the Risk of Vascular Cognitive Impairment
Vascular cognitive impairment, one of the most common forms of dementia, may be preventable.
A Cure for Brain Disease: Making the Vision a Reality
Why organizations such as the American Brain Foundation are essential to funding medical research.
Making Newer Antiepileptic Drugs Available to Help Children
Researchers hope to speed up the process by which the latest anti-seizure medications get to children in need.
The American Brain Foundation Wants You to Help Make an Impact
The American Brain Foundation wants to become the world’s leader in raising money to cure brain disease.
How to Create a Living Trust to Protect Yourself
There are many benefits of revocable living trusts for someone with a neurologic condition.
Is Fibromyalgia Pain Management Possible Without Drugs?
There are non-pharmaceutical options, but the most effective treatments for fibromyalgia symptoms involve a combination of drug and non-drug therapies.
What Is Central Pain Syndrome, and What Are the Best Treatments?
The symptoms of central pain syndrome can vary from a minor annoyance to being intense, debilitating, and disabling.
Jeremiah McCarthy, on Growing up with Multiple Brain Tumors
After being diagnosed with brain tumors several times as a youth, he turned to art to help him cope.
Bleeding in the Brain Recovery Means Celebrating Milestones
A valuable lesson is the importance of perseverance—and marking goals as they’re reached—when recovering from bleeding in the brain.
Letters to the Editor: February/March 2013