June/July 2014

As the first Miss America contestant with an autism spectrum disorder, she’s helping to redefine "the girl next door."

What new biomarkers may reveal about the short- and long-term effects of traumatic brain injury.

Experts examine the effects of video games on the brain.

Overcoming challenges for children with autism and other neurologic conditions can teach us important lessons.

Two new concussion studies pave the way for more effective head protection as well as correctly diagnosing concussion.

Three short masterpieces raise the curtain on real people’s struggles with neurologic disorders.

They banded together at the G8 Dementia Summit to create an international response plan.

These tips can help people with certain neurologic maladies beat the summer heat.

Despite a major discovery about its cause, a cure for fragile X syndrome remains elusive.

Both neurodegenerative conditions feature accumulation of certain proteins in the brain and nervous system.

Study shows modest benefit of vitamin E for mild-to-moderate Alzheimer's disease.

The writer has developed new friendships–and new perspectives–as a Parkinson’s disease advocate.

A mother and daughter share their perspective on chronic daily headache.