November/December 2010

Actors Jill Eikenberry and Michael Tucker show how caring for a family member with Alzheimer's disease has made their family bond stronger.

This rare disorder is a call to arms for doctors and patients to control seizures and raise SUDEP awareness.

In recommending treatments, neurologists must combine the best available evidence with their clinical judgment. What does this mean for you?

Recognizing how caregiving affects your emotional and physical health is critical when caring for others.

A study focused on head injuries as a cause of motor neuron disease seems to have raised more questions than answers.

Intravenous aspirin may be an effective treatment for severe migraines, according to the findings of a recent study.

Being able to pull up information anywhere is just one benefit of electronic medical records. As neurology practices go digital, here’s what to expect.

Muscular sclerosis and depression often go hand-in-hand. Science shows a possible connection.

A doctor said it was a “real possibility” a woman developed a progressive neurologic disorder from contracting influenza. Could it be true?

The side effects of triptans may have some people looking elsewhere for acute migraine relief. Here are other options for you and your doctor to consider.

These Web sites provide much-needed information and support groups for Alzheimer’s patients, caregivers, and families.

With no way to "fix" his peripheral neuropathy pain, learning he wasn't alone in his struggle has helped him cope.

I was forced to wear heavy braces. Treated cruelly by kids and adults alike. But, I was sure I could overcome anything—even the effects of cerebral palsy.