Blog Topic: Neurology

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  Bridging the Gender Gap in Parkinson Disease

  January 07, 2021

  While the devastating neurologic effects of Parkinson disease are well understood, startling disparities remain in the data when it comes to who is affected by this condition.

  Neurology
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  Taking a Team Approach to Wellness

  December 18, 2020

  Studies have shown that more than 60% of practitioners exhibit symptoms of burnout. Neurologists are no strangers to this condition.

  COVID-19 Neurology
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  Determining What’s Next for Teleneurology

  December 17, 2020

  Lawrence Wechsler, MD, has spent the past decade working to overcome the myriad of barriers that prevented widespread adoption of teleneurology. He then watched the COVID-19 pandemic crush every one of them in mere weeks.

  Neurology COVID-19
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  Untangling the Myths and Mysteries of COVID-19

  December 17, 2020

  Brett L. Cucchiara, MD, estimates that a study he co-authored earlier this year, Acute Cerebrovascular Events in Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients, would have taken a year or more to conduct under normal circumstances. Instead, it took two months.

  COVID-19 Neurology
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  Management of Multiple Sclerosis in the Era of COVID-19: Recommendations and Guidance from Penn Neurosciences

  June 12, 2020

  A team of Penn neurologists has concluded that disease-modifying drugs do not place patients with multiple sclerosis at higher risk for SARS-CoV-2 infection or COVID-19 complications.

  Neurology COVID-19