February/March 2019

Actress Marilu Henner has a highly superior autobiographical memory, a rare condition identified in only 100 people worldwide. This trait drives her to advocate for more funding for brain research.

Sales of direct-to-consumer genetic tests are booming, but users should understand the possible implications of taking one and consult a medical professional about the results.

The ability to remember can ebb and flow, depending on many factors. Several stories in this issue offer tips to keep it flowing.

Essential tremor can't be cured yet, but there are ways to make living with the disorder less difficult.

A loss of fine motor skills is a common symptom of neurologic conditions. Try these creative ways to improve dexterity or adapt to changes.

People who are color-blind can't see the full range of colors. Our experts explain the brain processes that cause this trait.

As a child, Beth Usher had half her brain removed to stop seizures. Today, at 39, she speaks on the benefits of humor for getting through tough situations.

Steely determination in the face of epilepsy exceeds expectations and inspires her children.