Medscape Neurology Podcast

Dr Mark Alberts reviews two studies from AAN 2017 which found that door-to-needle time for tPA in acute stroke can be reduced--often drastically.

Many teens with autism spectrum disorders want to--and should be allowed to--drive a car. What is the role of healthcare professionals in helping make this decision?

Dr Isaacson provides a wide-ranging overview of important concepts for Alzheimer's disease risk reduction using precision medicine.

Dr Wilner and Dr Loh discuss approaches to optimizing the value of medical missions through local partnership and the organization 53rd Week.

Dr Lieberman offers perspective on the healthcare landscape in America, repeal of the Affordable Care Act, and fiscal implications associated with clinical research and NIH funding.

Drs Andrew Wilner and Neil Busis discuss the factors contributing to burnout among neurologists and what can be done about it.

Dr Christoph Diener explains why the latest findings from several major studies failed to impress.

Dr Diener reviews recent findings on epilepsy and hypothermia, along with the risk for bleeding associated with anticoagulant medications.

Dr Alan Jacobs reports on the first functional evidence of gene variants with implications for the pathology of ADHD

According to Dr Jeffrey Lieberman, history shows a slippery slope away from ethics when psychiatrists, psychologists, and analysts play politics.