Neurology
In Part 1, I discussed how precision medicine is changing the way we think about neurological disease. The goal is no longer simply to make a diagnosis and then follow symptoms over time. Increasingly, we can ask a more sophisticated question: What is happening...
Neurology
For much of modern neurology, the practice of medicine has followed a familiar pattern. A patient develops symptoms, sees a neurologist, undergoes an examination and perhaps an MRI or another diagnostic study, receives a diagnosis, and then begins treatment. Several...
