Actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler Shares MS Diagnosis After 15 Years
February/March 2017
How to Protect Your Brain Against Aging
Follow these expert strategies to guard against injury and cognitive decline throughout your life.
Why Being Open About Neurologic Disorders Helps Us All
When education and awareness about living with a chronic neurologic disease replace silence, it enriches everyone.
Chase Bailey Has Autism—and Hosts His Own Cooking Show
As a child, he hated most food. Now a teenager, he's an acclaimed chef with his own cooking show.
Enter the 2017 Neuro Film Festival: The American Academy of Neurology is accepting entries for its annual film festival. Pick up your camera or phone, make a video, and share your story.
The American Academy of Neurology is accepting entries for its annual film festival. Pick up your camera or phone, make a video, and share your story.
Yoga May Help Ease Symptoms of Parkinson's Disease
8 Ways to Access Cutting-edge Care
Clinical trials, patient organizations, and your own physician can help you access state-of-the-art treatments.
Engage Your Mind at the 2017 Brain Health Fair
Chat with neurologists—and hold a real human brain—at the Brain Health Fair, a family-friendly event at the American Academy of Neurology's Annual Meeting.
How to Overcome Obstacles to Staying on Schedule with Medications
For many reasons, patients don't always take their drugs as prescribed or fail to take them at all. We identify the reasons, as well as ways to work around them.
Expert Tips to Get the Sleep You Need
Adequate shut-eye is good for your brain. Our experts explain why and how to get the right amount.
How to Choose a Disease-Modifying Therapy for MS
How I Remain Active with Parkinson’s
A former skier, golfer, and tennis player, 83-year-old Henry King stays active in different ways after a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease.
Puzzles Bring Joy in the Midst of Lewy Body Dementia
As illness narrowed their father's world, his twin daughters discovered an activity that brought him hours of delight.
Letters to the Editor: February/March 2017