Singer Gloria Estefan Supports Research to Cure Paralysis
June/July 2019
The Many Faces of Stroke
Anyone can experience a stroke, regardless of age, sex, or race. And, as these five survivors attest, recovery is multifaceted too.
How to Fight Fatigue
Fatigue is a troubling symptom of many neurologic conditions. Here's why—and 11 tips on how to handle it.
By illuminating the complexities of the nervous system, neurologists help us understand its quirks and ways to protect it.
By illuminating the complexities of the nervous system, neurologists help us understand its quirks and ways to protect it.
Walk or Run for a Neurologic Cause
Is Chocolate Good for the Brain?
Elaine Strong Boxes to Fight Parkinson's While Raising Her Grandchild
Lego Therapy Builds Confidence in Patients with MS and Autism
How Can I Prevent a Meniere's Disease Attack?
Finding Relief for Cluster Headaches
Cluster headache causes excruciating pain. A better understanding of the rare condition and new treatments may ease the agony.
What is Prosopagnosia, Also Known as Face Blindness?
A quirk of the brain called prosopagnosia, also known as face blindness, makes it hard for people to recognize faces. Our experts explain the condition and how people compensate.
This Nonprofit Lobbyist Doesn’t Let Tics Stop a Career in Advocacy
As a child with Tourette syndrome, Michael Davoli learned to advocate for himself. Now 44, he's a nonprofit lobbyist advocating for others.
How a West African Proverb Helped Recovery from Traumatic Brain Injury
Letters to the Editor: June/July 2019