Dr Jeffrey Lieberman's not-so-pleased reaction to a recent New York Times article on mental illness.

Dr Wilner discusses the importance of a new epidemiologic survey of epilepsy in the United States with investigator Dr Sandra Helmers.

In patients with mild cognitive impairment, anxiety strongly predicts onset of dementia within 3 years.

CDC provides the latest information on its investigation of the unusual neurologic condition known as acute flaccid myelitis, identified in almost 100 children to date in the United States.

Tell your patients and families with Tourette syndrome about this effective new behavioral method for managing tics.

Can a personalized nonpharmacologic lifestyle program reverse memory loss in the elderly?

Dr Hans Christoph-Diener discusses a study looking at how time of treatment, age, and stroke severity affects outcomes in those treated with rtPA.

The search for a medication to prevent migraine without causing annoying adverse effects may finally be at an end. Prof Diener explains.

In which populations does fish oil slow cognitive decline?

Dr Jeffrey Lieberman discusses our ongoing attempt to understand the brain and thereby improve psychiatric care.