Although chronic opioid therapy is associated with explicit harms, Dr Argoff argues that opioids may be medically appropriate for certain patients. What is happening in your practice?

Dr Hans-Christoph Diener presents four new neurology studies, two in stroke and two in Parkinson's.

A book offering clinical assessments of President Trump's mental health has become a best seller. It's also a threat to psychiatry's reputation, says Dr Jeffrey Lieberman.

Representatives of the Hospital for Special Surgery describe their successful three-part approach to helping patients and providers.

Dr Richard Isaacson suggests enrolling patients displaying mild cognitive impairment in a clinical trial as an alternative to off-label drug prescribing.

Changes in the DSM-5 and ICD-11 are meant to improve accuracy and reduce stigma but retain access to care, says Dr Jack Drescher.

Dr Diener reviews five studies that run the gamut of neurology--from anticoagulant reversal, MS, and carotid stenosis, to temporal arteritis and complications of long-term opioid use.

Dr Alan Jacobs reviews a pilot study's intriguing results.

Increasing the intake of vitamin D can lower the incidence of headaches in older men.

Dr Alan Jacobs discusses a recently published report suggesting that dietary inclusion of omega-3 could improve cognitive function.