Neurology Now
An official publication of the American Academy of Neurology, Neurology Now® is an award-winning magazine written for people with neurologic disorders and their caregivers. Neurology Now features the latest information on the advances in the diagnosis and treatment of neurologic diseases, expert advice about wellness and disease prevention, discussions of new medications and therapies, and strategies for coping with neurologic disorders and the life changes that may accompany them.
| Departments: From the Editor |
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attitude is everything: treating depression helps ease the burden of neurologic symptoms.
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| Departments |
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letter: josh blue.
- Wilton, Lauren
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the editor responds.
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letter: organ donation.
- Kramer, Kristy
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the editor responds.
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letter: hope in a glass.
- Hoffman, Alan
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the editor responds.
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neurology now for the ipad.
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| Departments: The Waiting Room |
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this way in: navigating life with parkinson disease.
- Valeo, Tom
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events: enter the 2013 neuro film festival!
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| Features: Jennifer Grey |
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back on her feet: after years of chronic pain, actress jennifer grey is dancing again.
- Childers, Linda
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| Features: Depression in Parkinson's Disease |
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not just tremor: recognizing depression and other non-motor symptoms of parkinson's disease.
- Valeo, Tom
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| Features: Office Visits |
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be prepared!: how to make the most of office time with your neurologist.
- Avitzur, Orly
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| Departments: Eye on Therapy |
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dealing with delirium: new research suggests that hospital delirium can be more than just a temporary inconvenience.
- Paturel, Amy
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| Departments: Your Questions Answered |
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ask the experts: pseudotumor cerebri syndrome.
- Friedman, Deborah
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| Departments: Resource Central |
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find a neurologist.
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recognizing and preventing delirium.
- Paturel, Amy
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assistance directory: where to go for more information on the topics discussed in this issue of neurology now and for a directory of patient advocacy organizations.
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| Departments: Speak Up |
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holiday spirit: multiple sclerosis has taught me what's important.
- Tye, Denise
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