Ann Romney Shares Her MS Story to Benefit Research
October/November 2015
Elizabeth Espinosa Gives Voice to Compassionate Caregiving
Caring for her younger brother, who is non-verbal and has a brain injury, fuels Elizabeth Espinosa's passion to speak for him and others with special needs.
Risks and Alternatives to Medication During Pregnancy
Certain neurologic conditions are treated with drugs that may be dangerous or inappropriate for women of reproductive age. We asked experts how to protect your pregnancy.
Experience and Wisdom: Why Storytelling Matters
The late Oliver Sacks reminds us of the privilege and responsibility of sharing the stories of others.
On the Lookout for Early Tourette Syndrome Signs
Psychiatric and mood disorders are common among people with Tourette syndrome. The key is to diagnose and treat them early.
New Study Upends Some Popular Perceptions About Caregiving
Can Healthy Living Habits Keep Your Brain Youthful?
New evidence suggests that healthy living may help preserve brain power.
4 Habits to Remember
Alzheimer’s and Dementia Research Studies Need Your Help
Volunteering for clinical trials is a meaningful way to push research forward on Alzheimer's disease and dementia. Here are a few studies to consider.
The Keto Diet’s Surprising Effect on Epilepsy
The high-fat ketogenic diet can help stop seizures in hard-to-treat epilepsy. Doctors and dietitians explain how it works and how it is implemented.
When the Going Gets Tough, Get Help for the Caregivers
Not all caregivers want an extra hand, even when they really need it. Here's how to accept assistance when caregivers need help—and handle the ambivalent emotions that may arise.
If I Have a Neurologic Condition, Can I Still Get a Flu Shot?
Is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome a Real Medical Condition?
Yes, according to a report from the Institute of Medicine, which urges physicians to treat chronic fatigue syndrome accordingly.
New Blood Thinning Medication Is Coming to a Doctor Near You
People at risk for stroke who take blood thinners now have alternatives to warfarin. Four stroke doctors compare different blood thinners with the veteran anticoagulant.
How Surviving Brain Cancer Set the Stage for This Filmmaker
Johnny Cathcart, 30, says his battle with brain cancer inspired him to make films.
Traumatic Brain Injury and the Amazingly Resilient Human Spirit
A rehabilitation neuropsychologist reflects on the strength and resilience of people reinventing their lives after a traumatic brain injury.
Letters to the Editor: October/November 2015