October/November 2014

Giving up the car keys means giving up freedom. This advice can help when dealing with medical conditions that affect driving.

After a life-threatening scare, the TV and film actress hopes to fuel funding and aneurysm survival.

Named after its inflammation of the brain's "spider" membrane, arachnoiditis is a rare, extremely painful condition that requires individualized treatment.

For these intrepid explorers with neurologic conditions, traveling with a wheelchair is just another way to hit the road.

What you do during your free time could help save your brain.

Knowing your family history of aneurysm can help you avoid a rupture.

Patients often develop unwanted side effects of Parkinson’s drugs when on them for a long time. A new study compares an old standby with newer options.

The BRAIN Initiative aims to transform our knowledge of how the brain works.

Researchers are finding more evidence linking elevated blood sugar levels with cognitive problems.

Diagnosis can be challenging when nerve compression syndrome symptoms appear, but treatment can spell relief.

These practical tips can help caregivers assess options for long-term care, life, auto and homeowners insurance.

Why she helps others when they’ve received the same myasthenia gravis diagnosis.

A pastor and teacher shares his perspective on how to cope with Parkinson's disease.