Initiating hormone replacement therapy near the onset of menopause may reduce the risk for LATE neuropathological changes in older women.

Women with cerebral palsy appear to receive significantly less preventive gynecologic care vs women that do not have cerebral palsy.

Stroke care requires fast action, but neurologists must navigate ethical consent dilemmas to protect patient autonomy under time constraints.

Psychiatric diagnostic accuracy varies considerably, with some experts suggesting that diagnostic categories may require sharper definition.

High-frequency spinal cord stimulation significantly reduces pain and improves sensory function related to painful diabetic neuropathy.

While many in the US are consuming the same amount of microbiome-supportive foods, probiotic supplement use has surged.

The FDA has approved Aqneursa (levacetylleucine) for ataxia in adult and pediatric patients with ataxia-telangiectasia weighing at least 15 kg.

There may be a dose-dependent association between eating more whole grains and the reduction of several major cardiovascular risk factors.

Many suspected poisonings among young children can be handled by a local poison control center despite frequent reliance on ED visits.

Evaluating combinations of modifiable and nonmodifiable risk factors improves risk stratification for late-onset Parkinson disease.

Long-term fumarate therapy for multiple sclerosis, compared with anti-CD20 therapy, is linked to a reduced risk for infection.

Improved cardiovascular health may help manage symptoms of overactive bladder based on a nonlinear association between each factor.