June/July 2021

After her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, Lauren and Seth started a nonprofit organization. Now they're helping caregivers and encouraging a new generation of advocates. 

Five habits people can adopt to possibly lower their risk for the disease.

For those people still hesitant to get immunized against COVID-19, our experts identify and address persistent concerns.

Neurologists explain any possible vaccine-related concerns for people who have Guillain-Barré syndrome, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, or migraine.

The pandemic has exacerbated migraine triggers for many people, while the coronavirus has produced new cases. Headache specialists offer advice that may ease the agony.

For anyone who experiences migraine, practicing self-care may help prevent an attack or ease headaches' severity. Consider these strategies.

After being fully vaccinated, we can reunite with friends and family to hear laughter and share love.

Sierra Crislip, 25, hopes sharing her experiences may help others be more understanding of kids with neurologic conditions.

Family caregivers and professionals offer advice for finding the right home health aide.

Vague and common symptoms make disorders of the autonomic nervous system difficult to identify and treat, but better understanding among doctors is improving the prognosis for patients.

After a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease 10 years ago, Alley, 58, picked up a Ping-Pong paddle—and it changed her life.

The author didn't know she had dyspraxia until late middle age, but she found a way to compensate for her deficits.