Janet Reno Lays Down the Law on Parkinson’s
January/February 2006
The Future of Stem Cell Research
Clay Walker: Singing and Living with MS
Clay Walker plays on to keep his MS in check and his songs atop the charts.
An Olympian Approach to Multiple Sclerosis
Olympic ski hero Jimmie Heuga blazes another trail: An active way to wellness for fellow MS patients.
Researching Gene Therapy for Muscular Dystrophy
After years of dashed hopes, researchers are poised to start clinical trials for muscular dystrophy.
Brotherly Dreams Transcend Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
Inside the Issue: Voices of the Human Spirit
Will mild cognitive impairment turn into Alzheimer’s disease?
How long should I rest after hurting my lower back?
How should I treat rebound headaches?
Is it safe to wake up a sleepwalker?
Planning Ahead for Emergencies with Neurologic Conditions
Tax Breaks That Are Worth the Work
Another Atkins Diet Goal: Reducing Seizures
Answering Questions about Medicare Part D
Neurology News on Alzheimer's, Neuropathy, and Spinal Injury
My Father's Brain
Letters to the Editor: January/February 2006