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Robert S. Laitman, MD, on Reclassifying Schizophrenia
09/17/2019
Robert S. Laitman, MD, discusses evidence supporting the reclassification of schizophrenia as a neurological disorder, his views on how reclassification could impact prognosis and recovery, and treatment interventions he says have led to...
Robert S. Laitman, MD, discusses evidence supporting the reclassification of schizophrenia as a neurological disorder, his views on how reclassification could impact prognosis and recovery, and treatment interventions he says have led to...
Robert S. Laitman, MD, discusses...
09/17/2019
Neurology
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Matthew Robbins, MD, on the New Migraine Treatments
08/22/2019
In this podcast, Matthew Robbins, MD, overviews the treatments for migraine that are currently available, assesses the risks and benefits of using each treatment in clinical practice, and explains how to use some of these treatments in...
In this podcast, Matthew Robbins, MD, overviews the treatments for migraine that are currently available, assesses the risks and benefits of using each treatment in clinical practice, and explains how to use some of these treatments in...
In this podcast, Matthew...
08/22/2019
Neurology

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Shane Liddelow, PhD, on Astrocytes Induced by Activated Microglia
08/12/2019
In this podcast, Shane Liddelow, PhD, from NYU Langone Health, discusses his latest research on astrocytes—a topic he also spoke about at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference 2019.
In this podcast, Shane Liddelow, PhD, from NYU Langone Health, discusses his latest research on astrocytes—a topic he also spoke about at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference 2019.
In this podcast, Shane Liddelow,...
08/12/2019
Neurology
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Stewart Tepper, MD, on the Management of Cluster Headache
08/02/2019
The speaker discusses the science of cluster headache, the changes in the clinical management of cluster headache, and more.
The speaker discusses the science of cluster headache, the changes in the clinical management of cluster headache, and more.
The speaker discusses the...
08/02/2019
Neurology
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Paul Pasquina, MD, on Brain Injury in Military Personnel
07/28/2019
This podcast discusses the perspective of the DoD regarding concussion and other TBIs in military personnel.
This podcast discusses the perspective of the DoD regarding concussion and other TBIs in military personnel.
This podcast discusses the...
07/28/2019
Neurology

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Andrew Solomon, MD, on Managing MS Symptoms
07/22/2019
He discusses MS therapies for symptom management and overviews spasticity, neuropathic pain, and more.
He discusses MS therapies for symptom management and overviews spasticity, neuropathic pain, and more.
He discusses MS therapies for...
07/22/2019
Neurology
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Amita Sehgal, PhD, on Using Fruit Flies for Sleep Research
07/11/2019
In this podcast, Amita Sehgal, PhD, talks about using small-animal models, such as fruit fly models, to determine how and why we sleep. Do flies actually sleep? Listen in to find out!
In this podcast, Amita Sehgal, PhD, talks about using small-animal models, such as fruit fly models, to determine how and why we sleep. Do flies actually sleep? Listen in to find out!
In this podcast, Amita Sehgal,...
07/11/2019
Neurology
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Hesham Abboud, MD, PhD, on Movement Disorders in Patients With MS
07/09/2019
Hesham Abboud, MD, PhD, talks about his research on movement disorders in patients with multiple sclerosis, what the results mean for clinicians, and more.
Hesham Abboud, MD, PhD, talks about his research on movement disorders in patients with multiple sclerosis, what the results mean for clinicians, and more.
Hesham Abboud, MD, PhD, talks...
07/09/2019
Neurology

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Mary A. O`Neal, MD, on Hormones and Migraine
06/18/2019
In this podcast, Mary A. O'Neal, MD, from Brigham and Women's Hospital, talks about hormones and migraine, the research gaps that need to be filled, and the lessons we have learned about migraine so far.
In this podcast, Mary A. O'Neal, MD, from Brigham and Women's Hospital, talks about hormones and migraine, the research gaps that need to be filled, and the lessons we have learned about migraine so far.
In this podcast, Mary A. O'Neal,...
06/18/2019
Neurology
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Expert Conversations: Bioluminescence in Brain Cells
06/04/2019
Diane Lipscombe, PhD, and Christopher Moore, PhD, from Brown University, discuss their bioluminescence project, how it can affect neurological therapies in the future, and how you can be part of their ongoing research.
Diane Lipscombe, PhD, and Christopher Moore, PhD, from Brown University, discuss their bioluminescence project, how it can affect neurological therapies in the future, and how you can be part of their ongoing research.
Diane Lipscombe, PhD, and...
06/04/2019
Neurology

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Tenecteplase Suitable for Patients With Acute Ischemic Stroke
09/19/2024
In patients with acute ischemic stroke eligible for intravenous thrombolysis within 4.5 hours of symptom onset, tenecteplase was noninferior to alteplase for achieving an excellent functional outcome at day 90.
In patients with acute ischemic stroke eligible for intravenous thrombolysis within 4.5 hours of symptom onset, tenecteplase was noninferior to alteplase for achieving an excellent functional outcome at day 90.
In patients with acute ischemic...
09/19/2024
Neurology
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Phase 3 Studies Find Mixed Results for Investigational MS Drug
09/18/2024
An investigational drug for patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) yielded mixed results in a trio of phase 3 trials.
An investigational drug for patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) yielded mixed results in a trio of phase 3 trials.
An investigational drug for...
09/18/2024
Neurology
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News
Single-Dose Infusion Reduces Migraine Frequency in Phase 2 Trial
09/13/2024
Intravenous Lu AG09222 reduced migraine frequency over 4 weeks in patients who had failed to find relief with previous treatments, according to a phase 2 trial published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Intravenous Lu AG09222 reduced migraine frequency over 4 weeks in patients who had failed to find relief with previous treatments, according to a phase 2 trial published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Intravenous Lu AG09222 reduced...
09/13/2024
Neurology
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DYNE-251 for DMD Yields Promising Biomarker, Functional Results in Early-Stage Trial
09/10/2024
Patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) amenable to exon 51 skipping demonstrated unprecedented dystrophin expression and functional improvement with the investigational therapeutic DYNE-251.
Patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) amenable to exon 51 skipping demonstrated unprecedented dystrophin expression and functional improvement with the investigational therapeutic DYNE-251.
Patients with Duchenne muscular...
09/10/2024
Neurology
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News
Increasing Depression Symptoms in Older Adults Associated With Amyloid Accumulation
09/09/2024
Increasing depression symptoms in older adults were associated with early amyloid accumulation in regions responsible for emotional control, and may foretell later Alzheimer Disease (AD) development
Increasing depression symptoms in older adults were associated with early amyloid accumulation in regions responsible for emotional control, and may foretell later Alzheimer Disease (AD) development
Increasing depression symptoms...
09/09/2024
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Patients with Multiple Sclerosis Less Likely to Develop Alzheimer Disease
09/03/2024
Patients with MS had about half the rate of amyloid pathology compared with matched control subjects in the Washington University School of Medicine study.
Patients with MS had about half the rate of amyloid pathology compared with matched control subjects in the Washington University School of Medicine study.
Patients with MS had about half...
09/03/2024
Neurology
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News
Suvorexant Associated With Lower Delirium Rates in Some Hospitalized Older Adults
08/29/2024
Suvorexant, a sleep-promoting orexin receptor antagonist, was associated with lower rates of delirium than placebo in hospitalized older adults at high risk of delirium, but the difference was not statistically significant.
Suvorexant, a sleep-promoting orexin receptor antagonist, was associated with lower rates of delirium than placebo in hospitalized older adults at high risk of delirium, but the difference was not statistically significant.
Suvorexant, a sleep-promoting...
08/29/2024
Psych Congress Network
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No Link Found Between Migraine and Parkinson Disease, Contrary to Previous Findings
08/28/2024
A new cohort study involving female participants found no link between migraine and later Parkinson disease (PD) development. Findings from the study were published in Neurology.
A new cohort study involving female participants found no link between migraine and later Parkinson disease (PD) development. Findings from the study were published in Neurology.
A new cohort study involving...
08/28/2024
Neurology
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News
Back-to-School Season Overshadowed By Ongoing Stimulant Med Shortages
08/27/2024
As millions of Americans, both children and adult, prepare to return to school next week, an ongoing challenge has once again reared its head: a shortage of stimulant drugs used to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
As millions of Americans, both children and adult, prepare to return to school next week, an ongoing challenge has once again reared its head: a shortage of stimulant drugs used to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
As millions of Americans, both...
08/27/2024
Psych Congress Network
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News
New-Onset Anxiety Increases PD Risk in Adults 50 and Older
08/27/2024
The risk of developing Parkinson disease (PD) is doubled in adults 50 and older with new-onset anxiety compared with those without anxiety, according to a study published in the British Journal of General Practice.
The risk of developing Parkinson disease (PD) is doubled in adults 50 and older with new-onset anxiety compared with those without anxiety, according to a study published in the British Journal of General Practice.
The risk of developing Parkinson...
08/27/2024
Neurology

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Alzheimer's Disease CME Series

Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Caregiver Connections, Shared Decision Making, and Patient Resources
11/19/2020
Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Caregiver Connections, Shared Decision Making, and Patient Resources To view accreditation information/faculty disclosures for the program, click 
Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Caregiver Connections, Shared Decision Making, and Patient Resources To view accreditation information/faculty disclosures for the program, click 
Early Alzheimer’s Disease:...
11/19/2020
Neurology
Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Caregiver Connections, Shared Decision Making, and Patient Resources
11/19/2020
Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Caregiver Connections, Shared Decision Making, and Patient ResourcesOnline Form - PBHLN-NLN Alzheimers Video Series
Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Caregiver Connections, Shared Decision Making, and Patient ResourcesOnline Form - PBHLN-NLN Alzheimers Video Series
Early Alzheimer’s Disease:...
11/19/2020
Neurology
Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Caregiver Connections, Shared Decision Making, and Patient Resources
11/19/2020
Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Caregiver Connections, Shared Decision Making, and Patient ResourcesTo claim credit for the program, click HERE for the evaluation. You will need to log in or create an account with NACCME, and then click...
Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Caregiver Connections, Shared Decision Making, and Patient ResourcesTo claim credit for the program, click HERE for the evaluation. You will need to log in or create an account with NACCME, and then click...
Early Alzheimer’s Disease:...
11/19/2020
Neurology
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer Disease: Efficacy and Safety Data
11/17/2020
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer Disease: Efficacy and Safety Data To view accreditation information/faculty disclosures for the program, click 
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer Disease: Efficacy and Safety Data To view accreditation information/faculty disclosures for the program, click 
Emerging Treatments for Early...
11/17/2020
Neurology
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Efficacy and Safety Data
11/17/2020
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Efficacy and Safety Data Online Form - PBHLN-NLN Alzheimers Video Series
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Efficacy and Safety Data Online Form - PBHLN-NLN Alzheimers Video Series
Emerging Treatments for Early...
11/17/2020
Neurology
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Efficacy and Safety Data
11/17/2020
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Efficacy and Safety DataTo claim credit for the program, click HERE for the evaluation. You will need to log in or create an account with NACCME, and then click on the evaluation...
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Efficacy and Safety DataTo claim credit for the program, click HERE for the evaluation. You will need to log in or create an account with NACCME, and then click on the evaluation...
Emerging Treatments for Early...
11/17/2020
Neurology
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Mechanisms of Action
11/12/2020
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Mechanisms of Action To view accreditation information/faculty disclosures for the program, click 
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Mechanisms of Action To view accreditation information/faculty disclosures for the program, click 
Emerging Treatments for Early...
11/12/2020
Neurology
Early Alzheimer’s Disease Overview: Burden of Disease, Quality-of-Life Impacts, and Pathophysiology
11/12/2020
Early Alzheimer’s Disease Overview: Burden of Disease, Quality-of-Life Impacts, and Pathophysiology Online Form - PBHLN-NLN Alzheimers Video Series
Early Alzheimer’s Disease Overview: Burden of Disease, Quality-of-Life Impacts, and Pathophysiology Online Form - PBHLN-NLN Alzheimers Video Series
Early Alzheimer’s Disease...
11/12/2020
Neurology
Claim-Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Mechanisms of Action
11/12/2020
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Mechanisms of ActionTo claim credit for the program, click HERE for the evaluation. You will need to log in or create an account with NACCME, and then click on the evaluation button...
Emerging Treatments for Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Mechanisms of ActionTo claim credit for the program, click HERE for the evaluation. You will need to log in or create an account with NACCME, and then click on the evaluation button...
Emerging Treatments for Early...
11/12/2020
Neurology
Current Treatment Limitations and Clinical Needs in Early Alzheimer’s Disease
11/10/2020
Current Treatment Limitations and Clinical Needs in Early Alzheimer’s Disease To view accreditation information/faculty disclosures for the program, click 
Current Treatment Limitations and Clinical Needs in Early Alzheimer’s Disease To view accreditation information/faculty disclosures for the program, click 
Current Treatment Limitations...
11/10/2020
Neurology

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