Stay informed on the latest in neurological health, by Achilles Neurology Clinic
Multiple Sclerosis
Did you know that the way doctors diagnose multiple sclerosis (MS) has changed? The 2024 revisions to the McDonald Criteria have brought significant updates that could affect your diagnosis and treatment. If you're living with MS or suspect you might have it, understanding these changes is crucial.
Neurologist & MS Specialist
Patient Care
In neurology, personalized care is not just beneficial—it`s essential. This article explores the importance of one-on-one consultations with a neurologist and how individualized attention can significantly enhance your neurological health.
Neurologist & MS Specialist
Brain Health
Lifestyle choices play a crucial role in maintaining neurological wellness and preventing disorders. This article explores how factors like diet, exercise, sleep, and stress management can influence your nervous system and offers practical tips to enhance your neurological health
Neurologist & MS Specialist
Patient Care
This article explores how virtual consultations are transforming neurological care, offering convenience without compromising quality.
Neurologist & MS Specialist
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Neuroinflammation
Researchers have developed a hypothesis that may explain how chronic neuroinflammation contributes to conditions such as myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) and postacute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection through a continuing relapse-recovery cycle.
MDedge Medscape
Multiple Sclerosis
Loads of conditions can stealthily mimic multiple sclerosis. The right tests can help your doctor rule them out.
Healthcentral
Multiple Sclerosis
According to a recent study, people living with multiple sclerosis (MS) do not have the same composition of gut bacteria compared to individuals without MS, and the types of gut bacteria in MS patients may vary depending on whether they are experiencing symptoms.
Medical News Today
Multiple Sclerosis
The research around MS—including how to slow it down—is ongoing and evolving. Here’s what we know.
Healthcentral
Multiple Sclerosis
Researchers say teenagers who regularly get less than 7 hours of sleep per night have a higher risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS) as an adult.
Healthline
Brain Health
Researchers found that trading as little as 7-9 minutes of sedentary behavior for moderate or vigorous physical activity could significantly improve cognition.
Medical News Today
Multiple Sclerosis
A recent piece of research proposed that people under the age of 45 with type 2 diabetes who are being treated with anti-hyperglycemic medications may be less likely to develop MS, but those over the age of 45 may be more at risk of developing MS.
Medical News Today
Multiple Sclerosis
At the 2020 US Open, New York City’s unsung heroes will be taking center stage as Ralph Lauren honors frontline workers, in recognition of their incredible efforts in the battle against COVID-19 in New York City.
New York City
Multiple Sclerosis
A new study has found that taking diabetes drugs was associated with a reduced risk of MS if taken by people under the age of 45.
Healthline
Multiple Sclerosis
This time of year can be a challenge to people with MS. Tips to make the living a little easier
National MS Society
Multiple Sclerosis
Taking steps to improve gut health could help individuals with MS manage the symptoms associated with the condition.
Medical News Today
Migraines
Data from a recent study found that people who experience migraine can also have enlarged perivascular spaces in the brain.
Medical News Today