Neurologic Disorders Resource Center

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Videos

POLL QUESTION

A recent article in Neurology discussed the ethical issues surrounding "neuro-enhancement," offering treatments to healthy people in order to improve brain performance. For example, some parents pressure doctors to prescribe ADHD treatments for their kids in order to improve their test-taking ability.


Clinical Charts

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Patient Information Fact Sheets

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Industry Supported Education

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News

White Matter Anomalies Similar in Mild TBI, Alzheimer's Disease

Patients with mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) have white matter abnormalities that are similar to those in early Alzheimer's dementia, with abnormalities correlating with post-concussion symptoms.

Study Links Autism to Perinatal Exposure to Air Pollutants

Perinatal exposure to air pollutants is associated with increased odds of autism spectrum disorder, with stronger correlations seen for boys than girls.

Cognitive Impairment, APOE Linked to Aβ Lipidation State

For older adults, the lipidation state of β-amyloid (Aβ) peptides is associated with cognitive impairment and APOE genotype, and can be modulated by diet.

Racial Differences Seen in Use of Pediatric Specialty Care in Autism

There are considerable racial and ethnic differences in the use of specialty care and procedures among children diagnosed with autism.

Features

Avoiding Common HIPAA Compliance Oversights

Compliance gurus bet there are at least a few things physicians are not doing to comply with HIPAA.

Digital Dilemma: How to Stay Professional Online

Social media, email, and other communication technologies have created great opportunities for clinicians to communicate with patients. But being social must be balanced with medical professionalism. MPR investigates.

8 Strategies for Your Patients to Better Manage Stress

Despite the commonness and destructive sequelae of stress, Americans are not receiving adequate stress management guidance from their health care providers, according to a recent study.

To Reduce Waste in System, AAN Says 'Choose Wisely'

As Yoda might say, "Wisely, you must choose." The American Academy of Neurology agrees. As part of an industry effort to reduce wasteful practices that contribute to healthcare costs, the AAN published its recommendations, code-named "Choose Wisely."

75 Ways to Transform Your Memory from Amnesic to Elephantic

Many people expect increasing memory loss as they age, but this memory loss can be reduced or stalled with some simple memorization techniques, physical exercise, and a reduction of stress. Here are 75 tips that can help you go from amnesic to elephantic within a few short weeks.

Featured courses from mycme

Meeting Diagnostic Challenges in Alzheimers Disease A 59YearOld Woman Exhibiting Recent Memory Impairment at Work and Home External web site

In this case, a woman who has exhibited some concerning cognitive lapses in her professional and family life undergoes evaluation to identify the probable pathology underlying these developments.

0.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM

New Drug Review from MPR May 2013 External web site

This activity will allow these healthcare professionals to make the most up-to-date—and most appropriate—therapeutic decisions for their patients.

1.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM

Evaluation and treatment of acute cerebral ischemia External web site

From the February 2013 issue of The Clinical Advisor: Evaluation and treatment of acute cerebral ischemia. To ensure that therapeutic interventions begin in time, providers must be able to recognize the clinical presentation of an acute ischemic stroke.

0.50 AAPA Category I CME Credit
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