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Barrow, ASU Embark on One of First Clinical Trials of Ibogaine in the US
For people living with post-traumatic stress disorder, depression or addiction, existing treatments do not always bring relief. Some are desperate enough to travel outside the United States for...
Nationwide Association Between Proximity to Dry Cleaners and Risk of Parkinson’s Disease
Environmental trichloroethylene (TCE) exposure from dry cleaners represents a potentially remediable risk factor for Parkinson’s disease (PD).
Human Bodies Don’t Read Textbooks: Beyond Heuristics
Dr. Ayushi Chugh discusses how patients with neurological disorders often present with distinct extrinsic clinical phenomenology.
Look Once, Think Twice: The Art of Neurologic Diagnosis
Dr. Ayushi Chugh recommends neurology learners and non-neurology colleagues to “look once, think twice,” because many neurologic and neuromuscular conditions initially hide behind subtle signs that appear straightforward.
Dr. Lawton Appears on TNE with Louisa Nicola
Dr. Lawton discusses the future of neurosurgery and the role robots and brain-computer interfaces will play in the field.