Neurology Now

Neurology Now® is the AAN's bi-monthly magazine for neurology patients, their families, and caregivers. Neurology Now seeks to

  • Improve communication between patients and their physicians
  • Support disease awareness and self-management
  • Provide public outreach for the AAN

Neurology Now provides updated and important information about the diagnosis and treatment of neurological conditions, including migraine, Alzheimer's disease, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, and others. The magazine offers expert advice about disease prevention, new medications and therapies, and helps patients learn how to live effectively with neurological disorders. Balanced coverage of therapies based on the latest developments in laboratory research and clinical trials is provided.

Neurology Now Current Issue
February/March 2012 Volume 8 Issue 1
Departments: From the Editor
pausing to consider sleep apnea. - Brey, Robin
Departments: Letters
lewy body disease. - Brecher, Natalie
lewy body disease.
looking for more neurology now articles and breaking news?.
teenage brains on alcohol. - Whitlock, Dean
teenage brains on alcohol. - Friedrichs, Edward
caregiver burnout. - D'Anjou, William
there's a dog for that!!. - Rodriguez, Catherine
correction to tourette syndrome listing. - Yaffa, Alisa
correction to tourette syndrome listing.
Departments: The Waiting Room
this way in: reducing seizures with brain stimulation. - Shaw, Gina
neurobics: sock logic. - Kim, Scott
neurology news: neurologists asked to probe for violence. - Shaw, Gina
aan event: brain health fair.
neurology news: drugs for epilepsy and for hiv can interact negatively. - Shaw, Gina
neurobics answers.
Features: Jim Nantz
speaking of alzheimer's: cbs broadcaster jim nantz's famous voice has never been clearer. - Farley, Todd
Features: Tinnitus
sounds of silence: living with tinnitus can be frustrating-even debilitating. but with the right treatment, people can learn to tune out the noise.. - Gamble, Kate
Features: Pseudobulbar Affect
a flood of emotions: treating the uncontrollable crying and laughing of pseudobulbar affect.. - Gordon, Debra
Departments: Ask the Experts
i have "olfactory hallucinations" in which i smell smoke. what could be causing this?. - DeVere, Ronald
should i see a neurologist for sarcoidosis?. - Gelfand, Jeffrey
Departments: Living Well
obstructive sleep apnea, which has been linked to cognitive problems, is treatable. - Valeo, Tom
Departments: Resource Central
treating sleep apnea.
assistance directory.
resources for people with tinnitus.
Departments: Photo Essay
pictures of you: morgan sobel. - Levy, Annie
Departments: Speak Up
learning to manage the fatigue of multiple sclerosis. - Franck, Gayle
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