Why are about 15% of persons with Parkinson’s prone to exhibit behaviors such as excessive libido which can be very […]
Actually LATE, which stands for age-related TDP-43 encephalopathy. The clinical diagnosis of Alzheimer’s is less than 80% accurate, using MRI, […]
The natural history of untreated multiple sclerosis has been studied for over a hundred years. The most pessimistic data show […]
Everyone who has or treats people with Parkinson’s disease should check out an article titled “Compensation Strategies for Gait Impairments […]
It’s not a secret that a very large phase 3 clinical trial was recently relegated to the trash heap of […]
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) include naproxen (Aleve) and ibuprofen (Motrin). Epidemiological studies going back decades raise the possibility that they […]
Should neurologists who treat MS patients be escalators or inducers? Should they start with a moderate efficacy disease-modifying-treatment and switch […]
Cranial electrical stimulation has been tested for years with a variety of devices for a variety of symptoms. It is […]
Insufficient sleep increases risk of obesity, hypertension, dementia, as well as adversely affecting daytime functioning. Many of us assume that […]
These are topicals formulated by compounding pharmacies and applied to the low back, neck, and painful joints (nociceptive pain); or […]
