September/October 2010

Ever true to her defiant nature, the punk rocker keeps her multiple sclerosis symptoms from hogging the stage.

As we learn more about the causes of taste and smell disorders, new remedies are helping people enjoy at least some of the senses they’ve been missing.

In the fight against ALS, no one has pushed technological and scientific breakthroughs quite like Augie Nieto.

It only takes one person to speak up and effectively advocate for someone or something they care about. Why not you?

The AAN explains five of the law’s major provisions—and when they take effect.

According to the results of a recent study, pesticide exposure could be a risk factor for ADHD.

Both standard radiation (X-rays) and proton-beam therapy may be used for pediatric brain tumor treatment. Several factors inform the course of therapy.

Most people who suffer cluster headache pain can go months before it returns. A few fortunate people never have it again.

Catching and treating this hormonal disorder early may reduce the chance of persistent problems. However, acromegaly symptoms often go undiagnosed for years.

Why voice recognition technology has become an essential part of everyday living for people with disabilities.

How she’s learned to look forward because, as she says, "you can’t control whether or not you get a disease like ALS."

People need skilled care to minimize the long-term effects of traumatic brain injury. Unfortunately, many are unable to access the treatment they require.