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Beyond Medication: Hope & Innovation in Epilepsy Treatment

With more than 30 anti-seizure drugs available, “seizure-free without side effects” is a realistic possibility.
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6 Ways to Better Manage Your Epilepsy

Even if you’re vigilant with your meds, there’s still more that you can do to manage your epilepsy.
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Autism Starts in Your Genes

A Q&A with autism researcher Daniel Geschwind, MD, PhD, about how autism spectrum disorders start in early pregnancy.
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How Our Memory Makes Mistakes—and How We Can Improve It

A Q&A with Daniel L. Schacter, PhD, about “The Seven Sins of Memory” and how past memories influence future memories too.
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Journalist Natalie Morales sits on a green couch with her mother-in-law and Natalie's two children when they were still young. One is a baby and another is about 6.

Journalist Natalie Morales Uses Platform to Fight Alzheimer’s

A Q&A with Natalie Morales, an Alzheimer’s disease advocate inspired by her mother-in-law, Kay Rhodes.
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Us Against Alzheimer's COO Russ Paulsen and board member Jill Lesser

UsAgainstAlzheimer’s Tackles Alzheimer’s Disease Challenges

A Q&A with UsAgainstAlzheimer’s COO Russ Paulsen, about the funding fight, early detection and caregiving challenges.
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Alzheimer’s Disease: New Drugs & Research Discoveries

Let’s explore what causes Alzheimer’s disease—and new drugs and promising research that can improve treatment.
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Why Are Women at a Greater Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease?

Nearly 2/3 of Americans with Alzheimer’s are women. The exact cause is unknown, but there are several contributing factors.
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Girls Are More at Risk for Concussions

Girls’ body type, physiology and other factors may increase concussion risk—and lead to a longer recovery.
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