| Features |
| how neurology can keep patients front and center in research outcomes - embracing a national initiative.
- Moran, Mark
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| earlier epilepsy surgery recommended in pharmacoresistant patients, new study finds.
- Valeo, Tom
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| cognitive effects of chemotherapy may be long lasting.
- Fitzgerald, Susan
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| bone marrow transplants arrest pathology in mouse model of rett syndrome.
- Talan, Jamie
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| what to do for neck pain: spinal manipulation, medication, or home-based exercise?: new study weighs in.
- Samson, Kurt
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| devices for closure of patent foramen ovale are not found superior to medical therapy for preventing recurrent stroke: restrict procedures to clinical studies, stroke specialists say.
- Talan, Jamie
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| the memories are still there but access is blocked - an experimental approach restores recall.
- Talan, Jamie
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| why this neuroprotective stroke primate model may be different.
- Robinson, Richard
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| astrocytes are the key to understanding marijuana's effect on memory.
- Robinson, Richard
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| two drugs are not better than one for treating moderate to severe alzheimer disease, british investigators report: why some us neurologists don't agree.
- Shaw, Gina
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| the unintended consequences of conflict of interest disclosure: three ethics committee chairs discuss the conundrum.
- Avitzur, Orly, MD, MBA
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| apixaban found to be more effective than warfarin: findings hold for atrial fibrillation patients with prior stroke, tia.
- Laino, Charlene
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| Departments |
| legal-ease: is neuroimaging a valid biomarker in legal cases?
- Valeo, Tom
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