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May 20, 2010

Volume 10, Issue 10

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• Policy and Practice

  • • Policy and Practice
    The Demise of Private Practice Neurology: Death by a Thousand Cuts

• For Your Patients

  • • For Your Patients
    MUTATIONS FOUND IN 16% OF EARLY-ONSET PD
  • • For Your Patients
    Possible Role for Normal Prion Protein Identified in New Study — To Maintain Myelin that Insulates the Axon
  • • For Your Patients
    New Prion Disease Identified — Appears More Similar to Alzheimer Disease Than Scrapie
  • • For Your Patients
    Neurology Today Associate Editor Kenneth L. Tyler, MD, Comments:
  • • For Your Patients
    Relapse Patterns May Help Discern Guillain-Barré from Acute CIDP
  • • For Your Patients
    Black Stroke Patients Don't Receive as Much Evidence-Based Care
  • • For Your Patients
    Study Suggests tPA is ‘Safe’ for Ischemic Stroke False Alarms
  • • For Your Patients
    The Mysteries of Memory Unraveled

• At the Meetings

  • • At the Meetings
    Simple Test May Help Assess Concussion in Athletes
  • • At the Meetings
    Preliminary Evidence Shows IVIG Slows Brain Atrophy and Cognitive Decline in Alzheimer Disease
  • • At the Meetings
    Reduced Thalamic and Corpus Callosum Areas Found to Correlate with Cognitive Impairment in Childhood-Onset MS
  • • At the Meetings
    Evidence Points to Amyloid Beta as the Key to Alzheimer Disease
  • • At the Meetings
    Fingolimod Found to Significantly Reduce Inflammation in Brains of MS Patients with Relapsing-Remitting Disease
  • • At the Meetings
    For Relapsing MS Patients, Oral Adjunctive Teriflunoide Offers Additional Benefit Over Glatiramer on MRI Parameters
  • • At the Meetings
    Lessons Learned from Post-Marketing Experience with PML-Associated Natalizumab

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