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...
Neurology
Interest in stem cell and exosome therapy has grown among patients living with neurological conditions. These treatments are often discussed in relation to inflammation, cellular communication, tissue protection, and repair. However, the science is still developing,...
Neurology
You know something is wrong. You can feel it. Maybe it is brain fog that won’t lift. Maybe it is anxiety that comes from nowhere, sleep that no longer restores you, a memory that misfires at the wrong moments, or a focus that slips through your fingers. You finally...
Neurology
SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT These are the most common things patients were told before finding us — and why they aren’t the whole story. THE LIE There’s nothing you can do. It’s progressive. It’s irreversible. Just manage the symptoms....
Neurology
When most people think about Parkinson’s disease, they picture tremor. A shaking hand. A stooped posture. Slow steps. But by the time these outward movement problems become obvious, Parkinson’s disease has often been quietly unfolding for years. Parkinson’s is a...
