Neurology
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An Introduction to NeurologyNeurology is the study of diseases of the nervous system. However, psychiatry studies diseases of the brain that are thought to be "functional". What this means is that the organic basis is not yet well understood. -
Neurology and the Fascinating Story of the Two Pioneers Who Invented ItFamiliar with the name Broca? You might have seen it on a book by Carl Sagan. Paul Broca essentially invented the science of neurology.
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Bret Michaels' Treatment - Michaels Hospitalized and Treated at Neurology Center in ArizonaBret Michaels is hospitalized and being treated at a neurology center in Arizona. Superstar rocker treated and recovering at Phoenix facility.
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Cosmetic Neurology: Nootropics and Cognitive Enhancers Boost Brain Power and Productivity. Are They Really Safe?Cosmetic Neurology is a new type of personal medicine. It aims to bring better mental performance through the use of cognitive enhancers, memory enhancers, and nootropics. These cognition enhancing smart drugs are the future but are they really safe?
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Careers in Stroke NeurologyStroke neurology is a financially and emotionally rewarding field in neurology medicine that can be practiced in different settings such as a hospital, a stroke unit, private practice, research and teaching.
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Review of Raleigh Neurology's Dr. Syndee GivreRead about why I wouldn't recommend that anyone in search of a good neuro-ophthamologist in North Carolina go to see this doctor.
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Wanna Buy a Brain? You Can!Pssst! Hey! You there: You wanna buy a brain? Yes, it's true. You can actually buy a brain. Just ask the folks at The American Academy of Neurology Foundation. You can buy a brain for just $5.00. And no one gets hurt. It's even legal. -
How to Improve Your Memory with Brain ExercisesWhen modern neurology was founded, it was long assumed that the brain is fixed - thus the common comparison of our brain to the computer. But modern science has proven otherwise.
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Neurologists Link Migraines and Multiple SclerosisThe American Academy of Neurology revealed a link between migraine headaches and multiple sclerosis. Migraines may be more prevalent among women with MS. This announcement affirms what MS patients have known from personal experience. -
Does Engaging in Stimulating Mental Activities Prevent Dementia?A new article in the medical journal Neurology has concluded that seniors above the age of 65 who engage in mentally stimulating activities such as reading have a delayed diagnosis of dementia.
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Getting High from Sex: The Neurology of an OrgasmThe chemicals are very powerful. They are a significant contributor to all that we experience. This can be seen in the sexual experience. We will focuses specifically on the role that Dopamine has on our system and what it does during sex. -
The 9 Brain-Fitness Foods that Protect Against Alzheimers DiseaseResearch published in the journal 'Archives of Neurology' indicates that certain highly nutritious foods protect the brain and reduce the chance of developing Alzheimer's disease.
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Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms Have Seasonal PatternsA recent study published in the journal Neurology has confirmed a long held theory that there is a seasonal pattern to the multiple sclerosis. -
Does Sex Cure Headaches?Sex can sometimes ease headaches but, unfortunately, can also cause them. Yet another example of why life isn't fair. -
New Research Suggests that Magnetic Bracelets Work for Migraine SufferersA new study put out by a British team of researchers published in The Lancet Neurology that suggests that magnetic bracelets do in fact help ease the pain of migraine headaches.
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New Brain Death Rulings Go into EffectGetting down to the reality of whether or not someone is brain dead is the least we should do for patients. Do unto others, right?
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New Brain Death Guidelines Released in June 2010New brain death guidelines were published in the June 8 issue of Neurology to provide doctors with step-by-step instructions to guide clinical decision making. This is the first update in fifteen years.
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New Guidelines Announced for Determining Brain Death"...the American Academy of Neurology has issued an updated guideline that provides doctors with a step-by-step process for determining brain death in adults.""
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New Study Shows a Quarter of Stroke Victims Who Suffer a Second Stroke Within a Year Will Not SurviveAlarming news for stroke victims and their families was recently published in the journal Neurology in February. Victims who suffer a stroke are likely to have a second stroke within a year.
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The Top 5 Specializations for Law SchoolJust as a medical student must decide whether to pursue cardiology, neurology, or physiology, to name a few, you as a potential law student must select the area of law that most suits your interests.
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Research Improving Stroke Recovery ChancesYou can reduce your risk of memory problems and greater disability in the event of a stroke, according to researchers at the American Academy of Neurology.
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Eating Fish May Lower the Risk of Developing DementiaEating fish may lower the risk of getting neurological diseases, according to a new study published in the most recent issue of Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology.
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Can an Antibiotic Treat Stroke Victims?According to new findings in the October 2nd edition of Neurology journal, the antibiotic minocycline could have great results in reducing the damage of a stroke in some patients.
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A Psychological Explanation to Timeless Philosophy: If a Tree Falls in the Middle of a Forest and No One is Around to Hear It, is There a Sound?The question has been debated over by philosophers and intellectuals for decades. But before I give you a definitive answer, I want you to understand why I gave that answer. More specifically, why psychology and neurology give that answer.
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Neurology & PsychiatryOrthomolecular medicine offers great hope for the future. It is cheaper and safer than drugs. However, I do not reject all drugs.
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New Study Shows Prolonged Fasting May Cause StrokesBased on personal attendance to 2008 American Academy of Neurology 60th Anniversary Annual Meeting in Chicago -
TOURETTE SYNDROME and ASSOCIATED DISORDERS INFORMAL MEETING at MUSC'S STORM EYE INSTITUTEDr. Jonathan Mink, Co-Chair of the Tourette Syndrome Association's Scientific Advisory Board will speak with families during an informal meeting on Thursday, April 10, 2008 between 6:00 pm and 7:30 pm.
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Dream ResearchTo understand the entire truth discovered based on the wise messages I received in my own dreams I had to associate the information from literature, philosophy and religion to psychology, psychiatry, neurology, biology, behaviourism, world history, sociology and astronomy. -
An Atkins Like Diet May Help Reduce Seizures in Epileptic SufferersThe Atkins-like Diet, tested by Dr. Eric H. Kossoff, Assistant Professor of Neurology and Pediatrics, has ALSO shown promise for epilepsy seizure control in children, the study says.
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A Special Opportunity for Stroke Survivors in Baltimore, MarylandSaint Agnes Hospital of Baltimore, MD and Marian P LaMonte, Chief of Neurology, are proud to offer a free seminar for stroke survivors. This event will be Tuesday, May 12, 2009, from 6-8pm. Free valet parking is available at the main entrance.
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GHRELIN Hormone: Obesity and MemoryGhrelin hormone cells increase to stimulate hunger / decreases after eating. Also, direct correlation to obesity & stimulating neurons in the brain. Researchers evaluating vaccinations preventing obesity by ghrelin hormone or increase memory and eating.
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How Soccer Head Butting Can Lead to Brain DamageSoccer headers and headbutting are impressive tactics on the field, but can lead to injury and even permanent brain damage for both amateur and professional players. Learn how soccer head butting can lead to brain damage, and how risky this maneuver is. -
Effective Techniques for Managing Migraine HeadachesMigraine headaches can become so severe and debilitating that they often rob you of the quality of your life. Learn to fight back by understanding preventive and abortive measures that you can take to reduce your migraines.
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Board Games for SeniorsPlaying board games may help seniors with memory, improving relationships, reducing the risk of dementia, and enhancing verbal skills through left and right-brain hemisphere functions. Find out why Scrabble and Chinese Checkers make the list.
