NBA Star Andrew Bogut Rebounds from Migraines
An NBA center keeps his migraines in check—on and off the court.
January/February 2007
Dance Therapy Gets Parkinson’s Patients Moving
Weekly modern dance classes loosen the joints and lift the spirits of people with Parkinson's.
Why Exercise Helps People with Movement Disorders
Life After Alzheimer's: How patients continue to laugh, love, and give back to their community
How patients continue to laugh, love, and give back to their community
Real-Life Hero Saves Man Having Seizure
Walking the Great Wall of China with Parkinson's
Senator's Brain Injury is a Wake-Up Call
Luther Vandross Album Will Raise Money for Stroke Awareness
Documentary Shows Life with Asperger's
Vitamin D Lowers MS Risk
Brain Stimulation Can Work for Younger Parkinson's Patients
Stroke Rate Declines, but Severity Remains Unchanged
New Drugs Help Reduce Stubborn Seizures
Diagnosing and Treating Early-Stage Alzheimer's
How David L. Lander Went from TV Actor to MS Advocate
The actor best known for his role as “Squiggy” on “Laverne and Shirley” finds humor, baseball talent, and life options after MS.
Do over-the-counter pain relievers cause stomach or liver damage?
If so, what should I take instead to relieve pain?
What symptoms of arteriovenous malformation should I watch for?
After I heard about Senator Tim Johnson's arteriovenous malformation, I want to know what signs I should be aware of.
As a patient with sleep apnea, how can I decrease my stroke risk?
Are there times when I shouldn’t take my Parkinson’s medication?
Be on the Lookout for Post-Stroke Complications
How to Get Informed After a Diagnosis
Does the reality of amniotic stem cells live up to the promise?
How a Magazine Article Inspired a Mission
Letters to the Editor: January/February 2007