Throwing a Penalty Flag on Troy Aikman’s Migraine
The record-setting, Hall-of-Fame quarterback explains why it took so long to be diagnosed with migraine.
Throwing a Penalty Flag on Troy Aikman’s Migraine
The record-setting, Hall-of-Fame quarterback explains why it took so long to be diagnosed with migraine.
Go Ahead—Complain About Your Undiagnosed Illness!
The most heartbreaking experiences I can remember are the times when people ignored the symptoms of undiagnosed medical conditions until it was too late.
New Study Links Parkinson's and Pesticides
Simply put, the greater your pesticide exposure, the greater your risk is for Parkinson’s disease.
Cerebral Palsy
What Is Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus?
Normal pressure hydrocephalus symptoms can resemble dementia or Parkinson’s. However, treatment is considerably different.
Adjusting to Life After Surviving a Brain Tumor
Making the transition from battling cancer to dealing with everyday life can be very challenging for brain cancer survivors. The big question: What’s next?
Is the Promise of Lithium Treatment for ALS Hype or Hope?
While the initial study was small, it had both promise and problems. Larger tests using lithium to slow the progression of ALS are forthcoming.
What Treatment Options for Meniere’s Disease Are Available?
Be sure you have a correct diagnosis before getting any medical treatment for Meniere’s disease.
Why Prescribe Glatiramer Acetate for Multiple Sclerosis?
According to the Cochrane Collaboration, the evidence does not support using glatiramer acetate for MS therapy.
Brain Tumor Support
A Flower Grows in Stone: My Life with Stiff Person Syndrome
The symptoms of stiff person syndrome are often misdiagnosed as Parkinson's disease, MS, fibromyalgia, psychosomatic illness, or anxiety and phobia.
Letters to the Editor: September/October 2008