July/August 2008

After his mother was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, the Criminal Minds actor uses his physical prowess to give back.

The medicines we physicians prescribe are only a small part of what makes a person feel better. Having an independent spirit can help us to help you.

Scientists are worried that anticholinergic drugs for Parkinson’s disease, acid reflux, high blood pressure, and other disorders may interfere with memory.

Improved brain imaging techniques are needed for examining patients with minimal consciousness after experiencing head trauma.

These websites are chock-full of useful neurology information and relatable experiences.

For people with neurologic diseases such as epilepsy, Alzheimer’s, and Parkinson’s, the importance of driving safely—and not against medical advice—can not be overstated.

Can amnesia change your personality? In the case of Denise Reagor, concussion-induced amnesia fundamentally changed who she is. And who she thought she was.

The combination of computer power and clever engineering found in assistive technology products helps people bypass neurological problems that may otherwise limit their abilities.

No matter what type of migraine someone suffers from, there’s likely an effective migraine treatment option available. And if not now, it's coming soon.

The cause of this disorder is unknown; and while intracranial hypertension is not life-threatening, if left untreated it can lead to permanent loss of vision.

Though they both damage the myelin sheath that covers nerve-cell fibers, transverse myelitis and multiple sclerosis are noticeably different.

Once Isaac’s body stopped responding to medication, epilepsy brain surgery was his best chance at living a better life.