June/July 2013

A new model for accelerating research is making organizations sit up and take notice—even those in completely different industries.

Though more research is needed, doctors are diagnosing and treating headaches in children more effectively than ever.

Our new department, “The Healthy Brain,” offers tips and solutions for keeping your brain healthy and active.

Attendees at the third annual AAN Brain Health Fair learned about the latest advances in neurologic disorders and how this research affects them.

The ambitious project aims to revolutionize our understanding of the human brain.

This new epilepsy guide will help you learn more about the disease, how it’s diagnosed and treated, and how to live with it.

Researchers are finding ways to safely use seizure medication during pregnancy.

Preserving the health of your heart and blood vessels may help stave off dementia later in life. Here’s how to lower your blood pressure, starting today.

The likely risk is low, but ongoing studies are trying to identify potential risks in people with non-motor problems, such as a loss of smell before Parkinson’s.

As a professional photographer, consistent daily management of her multiple sclerosis helps her live life on her terms.

Yes, cervical dystonia is a disability. But staying away from negative influences helps keep Barb Paradeze going and living life to the fullest.