Neurology & Neurosurgery
Probing the Biological Roots of Drug Addiction
Researcher on a quest to understand addictive behaviors and design interventions.
Expanding Access to Endoscopic Spine Surgery
Endoscopic procedures minimize tissue injury, recovery time, postoperative pain and anesthesia risks.
A Long-awaited Cause of Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease
Overproduction of a membrane protein underlies the common inherited nerve disorder.
Advocating for PM&R at the National Level
Jeffery Johns, M.D., on initiatives at AAPM&R toward reimbursement, registries and training.
Can Transdermal Nicotine Improve Depression and Cognition?
Recruitment is underway for a two-phase trial building on novel study.
New Momentum in Alzheimer’s Disease Prevention
A major study of vascular drivers of cognitive decline earns renewed funding.
A Surgical Partnership to Advance Brachial Plexus Care
Unique center offers a medical home for adults with upper limb injuries.
AI-based Tech to Improve Stroke Outcomes
Two prototype devices could refine thrombectomy through sensory augmentation.
Advances in Child Neurology: Q&A with Lori Jordan, M.D.
From pediatric stroke to global training initiatives, changes in the field make for an “exciting time” to practice.
Connecting Risky Behaviors with Early Huntington’s Disease
New screening tool looks for common warning signs.
Trofinetide for Rett Syndrome Demonstrates Global Improvements
Promising phase 2 trial results provide foundation for more studies.