Brain & Nerve Health
In-depth information on different kinds of dementia, such as Alzheimer’s disease, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. Patient experts inspire and guide with practical advice on how to manage conditions, be an effective caregiver, and more.
Living With ALS: One Man's Journey
HealthCentral speaks with an ALS patient about living with the condition — and the hope for a cure.
The Latest
How Well Do You Truly Understand Adult ADHD?
Find out if you know as much about adult ADHD as you think, from treatment options to the number of Americans living with this condition.
Why Do Women Get Alzheimer’s Disease More Than Men?
Little research has focused on the fact that women are more likely to get Alzheimer’s—until now.
The Truth About Preventing Memory Loss
Doing puzzles and taking supplements aren’t going to cut it. The good news? Warding off dementia is probably easier than you think.
Is Surgery Right for Your Epilepsy, Tremor or Other Neurological Condition?
If you have epilepsy, a movement disorder or another neurological condition, you should know all the treatment options available to you.
Think You Know All the Symptoms of MS?
Find out whether you’re experiencing any of the less common signs of multiple sclerosis and who can help you manage them.
10 Ways to Keep (or Improve) Your Balance With MS
Maintaining balance is tough for those of us with MS. These techniques can help prevent falls.
Meet the Former Bodybuilder With MS Who Designs Fitness Programs With Patients Top of Mind
National Fitness Hall of Famer David Lyons shares how he manages his own multiple sclerosis and what drove him to help the MS community maintain mobility and independence.
Not Every Resolution Must Be Big to Count in the Long Run
With MS, resolving to do just a bit better may be a more reliable path toward achieving your goals.
How One Man Filled the Gap of Patient Education Around Multiple Sclerosis in Brazil
Get to know Gustavo San Martin, founder of Friends with Multiple Sclerosis and the mission behind his successful advocacy organization.
Which Is Easier on Your Brain, Forgetting or Remembering?
If you’re of a certain age, you may find it hard to believe that forgetting something takes more mental effort — more brain power — than trying to remember it.
Meet the Experts
Lisa Emrich
Patient ExpertLiving with MS and RA, Lisa Emrich is a powerful patient advocate who inspires people to live better and stay active.
Trevis Gleason
Patient ExpertAward-winning author, chef and blogger, Trevis L. Gleason was diagnosed with secondary progressive multiple sclerosis in 2001.
Carol Bradley Bursack
Caregiver, patient expertCarol Bradley Bursack is a veteran family caregiver who writes as the Candid Caregiver as well as focusing on dementia.