From opioids and antipsychotics to antidepressants and anxiety medicines, study looks at prescriptions among community-dwelling older adults with dementia.

After being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, one patient found new purpose in helping other MS patients, and researchers, further understand how to manage the disease.

An international group of experts suggests an approach to study seizures that could help propel understanding of epilepsy forward.

New research in Alzheimer’s disease questions the effectiveness of existing medications, moving the focus to risk reduction and prevention.

Patients recovering from COVID-19 may need physical and cognitive rehabilitation to help combat the damaging effects the novel coronavirus has on the body and mind.

One woman with multiple sclerosis is inspiring others with the disease to start each day new.

ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, impacts families mentally, physically and emotionally. One family explains how it also can throw a financial curveball.

Researchers target blood pressure in quest to understand, reduce racial disparities in dementia development.

After a benign brain tumor led to sudden seizures and ongoing complications, emergency surgeries performed by Michigan Medicine specialists helped to save one woman’s qualify of life.

After experiencing a life threatening brain hemhorrage, emergency aneurysm surgery at Michigan Medicine saved this one woman’s life.

For treating Parkinson’s disease, a Michigan Medicine neurologist advises considering conventional and alternative treatment options.

A new study on drug pricing found higher costs resulted in neurology patients being less likely to take their prescribed medications.

OCD signs parents should be aware of and information on a new study, which seeks to determine how effective CBT is in treating symptoms.

For Parkinson’s disease patients, sexual health may be a significant issue in their relationship. A Michigan Medicine’s social certified sex therapist discusses ways to address the issue.

A new, free online toolkit helps patients with multiple sclerosis manage chronic pain, fatigue and depressed mood from home.