Blood Protein May Signal Nerve Damage in Rare Autoimmune Disease, Study Finds
A large Japanese cohort study finds that elevated serum IgG4 may identify peripheral nerve damage in eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis, ...
Tag: Journal of Neurology
Migraine Drug Safety Reassuring in Patients With Prior Stroke and Heart Disease, Small Study Finds
A Swiss real-world registry study found no recurrent ischemic events or new brain lesions among 17 migraine patients with prior ...
Luigi Luciani: The Italian Physiologist Who Taught Neuroscience How the Cerebellum Works
A new historical profile in the Journal of Neurology reexamines the career of Luigi Luciani, the Italian physiologist whose cerebellar ...
Gabrielle Lévy: The Forgotten Neurologist Who Described a Hereditary Syndrome
A new historical account in the Journal of Neurology revisits the life and legacy of French neurologist Gabrielle Lévy, whose ...
MS Drug Ocrelizumab Linked to Rare Lung Disease in New Case Series
A new case series and literature review report that ocrelizumab, a leading multiple sclerosis therapy, is associated with a rare ...
Melvin Yahr: The Neurologist Who Staged Parkinson’s Disease and Brought Levodopa to the Clinic
A new biographical tribute in the Journal of Neurology chronicles the career of Melvin Yahr, co-creator of the Hoehn and ...
Felix Stern: The Neurologist Who Decoded a Mysterious Pandemic and Died Forgotten
A new biographical study in the Journal of Neurology reconstructs the life, groundbreaking work on encephalitis lethargica, and tragic death ...
Exercise May Lower Multiple Sclerosis Risk, But Sun Exposure Holds the Key
A large Swedish case-control study finds that leisure-time physical activity is associated with lower multiple sclerosis risk only among people ...
Epilepsy patients walking a real maze reveal the right hippocampus as the brain’s mapmaker
A real-space navigation study of focal epilepsy patients shows that right hippocampal dysfunction selectively impairs the creation of novel routes, ...
Blood Test Suggests Multiple Sclerosis Speeds Up Brain Ageing
A large Italian study found that people with clinically stable multiple sclerosis are significantly more likely to show a neurofilament ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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