New research is being presented at AAN 2014, the annual meeting of the American Academy of Neurology, from April 26 to May 3, in Philadelphia.
Meeting Highlights
A Brain Fitness Program for Cognitive Impairment
Fingernail Exams Deemed Helpful
Examining Discharges for Stroke Patients
Comorbidities in Hospitalized Patients With MS
Analyzing Traumatic Brain Injury Costs
Patient Knowledge of Stroke & Cerebrovascular Risk Factors
News From the Meeting
New B-Cell Killer Stops MS Lesions
No Link Between Pot Use and Stroke Risk
Extended-Release Drug Aids Walking in MS
Humans Beat Stroke Scales for ICH Prognosis
Alemtuzumab Extension Shows Durable MRI Effects in MS
Low Vitamin C Linked to Intracerebral Hemorrhage
Cheap Drug Improves Social Function and More in Autism
Pain Perception Linked to Genes
Aerobic Exercise Preserves Cognition in Nondemented Elderly
MS Drug Aids Walking in Rare Condition
‘Sensory Tricks’ in Dystonia Examined
Vitamin D Analog Fights MS Fatigue
Narrow Arteries Could Cloud Mind
Stroke Age Disparity Growing Among Races
Autopsy Confirms Negative Florbetaben Scan Excludes Amyloid
Adding Estriol Reduces MS Relapse Rate
Asymptomatic Carotid Stenosis Linked to Cognitive Impairment
120-Week Results Still Favor DMD Drug
Emerging Fungus Found in New York State
Good Early Results for HERV Suppressor in MS
Stroke Survivors Failing Health Measures
Exercise Might Slow Cognitive Decline
MIRROR: Threshold Identified for Ofatumumab Therapy in MS
Light Therapy Effective for Daytime Sleepiness in PD
Gabapentin Enacarbil Benefits Patients With Severe RLS
Beyond MS, Cannabis Unproven in Neurology
DMD Drug Results Still Equivocal
Study Suggests Targeting B Cells May Help with MS
Novel Agents for Migraine Prevention Look Good in Phase 2
Higher Mortality in Patients With Nonamnestic MCI
Meeting Showcases Neuroscience
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