October/November 2012

The acclaimed funnyman gets serious—well, sort of—about his cerebral palsy.

Families donate brains for medical research to answer their own questions—and those of science.

Discover how to live life with a brain tumor when you go behind the scenes of the American Academy of Neurology’s new book for patients and caregivers.

Donating organs can save lives—now, and in the future.

The medical foods industry claims their products improve dementia and other neurologic conditions. However, the medical community has mixed feelings.

Special-needs families will have an unforgettable experience at Morgan’s Wonderland, San Antonio’s ultra-accessible theme park.

The Huntington’s Disease Youth Organization creates a community that shares knowledge and helps each other cope with the realities of the disease.

These medical identity theft prevention tips will help safeguard your records and, if the unthinkable occurs, aid in the recovery process.

Researchers need more volunteers for studies they hope will identify the first indications of Alzheimer’s.

Now that I have seen and treated many people faced with chronic illness, like living with Parkinson’s, I truly feel it is better not to go through it alone.