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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.
- Finding a Good NeurologistA neurologist is a doctor that specializes in the nervous system. It is hard to find a good doctor, but even harder to find good neurologists.
- Associated Neurologists in Danbury, ConnecticutFor essential care, Associated Neurologists steps into the modern world.
- Coping with a Parent Who Has Alzheimer'sDealing with a parent who's been diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
- My Life with Essential TremorI have Essential Tremors. This is my story of it. Hopefully this will help you through this Neurological disorder if you know someone who has it or if you have it.
- Purposeful MisdiagnosisMisdiagnosis is all too common in American medicine, but the amount of doctors who "wing-it" in their claim to provide the correct drugs and treatments for their patients today, is on a frightening upward climb.
- Communicate with Your Neurologist About Your Multiple SclerosisStaying healthy and managing your illness is a challenge, and a good doctor makes a world of difference.
- Young Multiple Sclerosis Patients and the Lack of Support RecievedThis article describes the struggle that I went through in order to find out what was wrong with me and the closed doors I faced once finally diagnosed.
- More Radom OddservationsRandom ODDservations.
Phil Keoghan of “The Amazing Race” is Pretty Amazing HimselfMore reasons for me to love Phil Keoghan.- EMG Test: Effective Medical Tool in Diagnosing Unexplained Muscle WeaknessAn EMG test is a specialized procedure performed to evaluate and record electrical activity of skeletal muscles.
The Rarest of the Rare?How can we possibly call disorders rare when patients who should be tested for them aren't taken seriously?- What is a Tandem Walking Test?A tandem walking test is a test doctors use to make sure you're neurologically healthy - and haven't had too much to drink. Find out more about the tandem walking test, how it's done and what the results mean.
- Vermilion in Fast Forward ModeDiscover the humor in people watching. Going to the doctor can be fun.
- Living with Pseudotumor Cerebri: How it's Slowly Stealing Away My LifeRead about my experience with pseudotumor cerebri, a condition that causes too much cerebral spinal fluid to build up in the brain, resulting in migraines, loss of vision, and more.
- Does Your Head Ache?Don't be fooled. Stress can be a killer, and your headaches a cry for help.
- In My HeadDid you know that you could drink too much water? I didn't, and I found out the hard way.
The Broca Area is Connected to the Wernicke AreaThe brain is a complex part of the body's nervous system. The brain controls all functions of the body, including speech.- March 2010; 1"...One, a neurologist three thousand miles from where the break occurred thinks logically, medically, diagnostically. Neurosurgeon, Neurologist, Neurologic LPN at the location of the break? They think less medic..."
- AmbitionsA description of parents who put their aspirations on hold to raise a family because, nothing is more rewarding than bringing a child into the world.
- My Experience with Disease Modifying DrugsThis is my brief take of DMD's. This article discusses some feelings associated with the confusion of DMDs. It also talks about what the key factor was in my decision to start taking a disease modifying drug.
- My New Health JourneyI have just been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. It could have been worse, and at least now I know what to expect.
- Why Your Stomach is Twitching: Neurologist ExplainsIs your stomach twitching? "Twitching is the common term for fasciculations, an abnormal firing of muscles," says Daniel Kantor, MD.
- Getting "Worked-up" for Alzheiner's DiseaseA personal experience report on what is involved in either making, or excluding, a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.
- What They Don't Tell You About Copaxone (Treatment for Multiple Sclerpsis)When I was diagnosed with MS, I chose Copaxone for treatment. This is my experience selecting and using it.
- Aicardi SyndromeAicardi Syndrome is a brain related disorder that is life-limiting and usually occurs very early in life.
Twitching Tongue: When to Worry About ALSTwitching Tongue: When to Worry about ALS- Improving Quality of Life in Parkinson's Disease Through ExerciseIt has been the author's experience that by exercising as much as possible, the body responds better and the patient may even be able to delay increased dosages of the medication.
MS Doesn't Have to Define Your LifeA new MS diagnosis can be a scary thing, but MS does not now need to define your life. Your emotional and physical health is better served by you productively defining your life.- CJD: The Fastest KillerThis disease turned a healthy man into a helpless, motionless drone--all within a matter of months.
- Topiramate: Side Effects I Had with This MedicationA look at the side effects I have noticed while taking Topiramate.
- Brain Cysts and How to Get the Care You DeserveSymptoms, affects and being persistent in gettting care
- Brain Cysts and What It's Like to Have OneAfter being in a car accident a little over a year ago I have had a constant headache. Finally about 2 days ago I found out why. I have a Brain Cyst.
Neurologists: Teachers Misusing Neuroscience Research in ClassResearchers at the University of Bristol and The Innovation Unit have conducted a study to see if developments in neuroscience are influencing styles in teaching and to see if teachers think that new neuroscience breakthroughs should be applied to teaching styles.- Megalencephaly: Abnormally Large Brain Does Not Prove Greater IntelligenceOffering an overview of the complications, diagnosis and treatment of megalencephaly in children.
Boldly StubbornHebbrillig. Resisting logic and the vast majority.- Chasing a Diagnosis: Spinal BifidaSpinal Bifida has three types.
