Tony Bennett Demonstrates the Power of Music Against Alzheimer’s Disease
February/March 2022
How Music Affects Memory in Those with Dementia
Genetic Testing May Influence Treatment of Neurologic Disorders
Identifying genetic mutations associated with neurologic disorders may influence treatment and management—and inform decisions about getting tested.
8 Questions to Ask Before Undergoing Genetic Testing
Before committing to genetic testing, experts suggest asking these questions.
New Myasthenia Gravis Drugs Offer More Options to Patients
Depending on their symptoms and the severity of their condition, people with myasthenia gravis have different treatments to choose from—and the options continue to expand.
Treasure House
Music may engage memories in a part of the brain untouched by stroke or dementia.
Smart Ways to Make Playing Video Games Healthier
Video games won't necessarily negatively affect your brain. Experts suggest ways to get the most out of playing and avoid health hazards.
Living with a Rare Disease Called CADASIL
The Therapeutic Value of Adaptive Sports
The Keto Diet May Ease Neurologic Symptoms
What are White Matter Lesions, and When Are They a Problem?
How to Share a Diagnosis with Friends and Family
The decision to disclose an illness to loved ones may feel fraught. These pointers on how to proceed can help alleviate the worry.
Telling Young Children a Loved One Has a Neurologic Disorder
Explaining to a child that you or a family member has been diagnosed with a disorder can be difficult. These tips can help keep communication open.
How Pollution Affects Brain Health
Researchers say exposure to air pollution should be considered a risk factor for neurologic disorders such as stroke, dementia, and possibly Parkinson's disease.
10 Ways to Protect Your Brain from Air Pollution
How a Swimmer with Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease Became a Paralympian
Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease interrupted Jamal Hill's swimming career. Years after he resumed, the 26-year-old became a Paralympian.
The Zen Zone
Meditation saved the author from self-pity after a diagnosis of primary progressive multiple sclerosis.
Letters to the Editor: February/March 2022