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RT @NeuroHNetwork: NEXT SEMINAR! 💬 📅 February 18th, 7 – 8:30 PM EST Dr. Jesus Ramirez-Bermudez will lead the next NHN seminar on Phenome…

RT @AANmember: The article "Elevating the Wellbeing of Neurologists," written by @nbusis, @neurobickel, and AAN President @carlaynejackson,…

RT @DaveClarkTV: 14 years ago today I was diagnosed with #Parkinsons I thought my life was over, it wasn’t! Everyday my symptoms get a b…

RT @FannyElahi: 🧠 Women are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease. Many factors may contribute. Our lab is focused on understandin…

I recently had the pleasure of joining Dr. Therese Markow on the Critically Speaking Podcast @CritiSpeak to discuss all-things-Parkinson’s disease. We explored the genetic and environmental factors behind Parkinson’s. Why cases are increasing and regional variations. Treatments advancements such as continuous infusion therapy. The challenges of early detection. Listen to the full episode here: #ParkinsonsDisease #ParkinsonsAwareness #LivingWithParkinsons #ParkinsonsResearch #ParkinsonsTreatment #Neurology #NeuroTwitter #MedEd #Neuroscience #Environment #BrainHealth

To be clear: Genetic testing can be life-changing. As a neurologist, I regularly refer patients for genetic counseling and I know, first hand, that there are often ENORMOUS benefits to testing. Even so, there are a million reasons why the opportunity to explore one's genome should never be given as a present. Thank you to @sciam for publishing this piece, and especially to Daniel Vergano for his impeccable editing.

RT @BradRacette: Congrats to @BrittanyKrzyz & her collaborators on their recent paper in @JAMANetworkOpen. Their population-based case-cont…

RT @rohitmarawar: As a neurologist who sees patients with some form of dementia on a daily basis, I am looking forward to learning from thi…

RT @NTFabiano: Handwriting leads to widespread brain connectivity - typing does not. 🧵1/10

RT @OligoclonalBand: @NeuroHNetwork @NEHgov @NEAarts @MphStanley @aWise_MD @AANmember @BSNNP1880 I'm presenting for them in January on wome…

@NeuroHNetwork Looking forward to catching it on YouTube!

RT @EWidera: Medicine focuses a lot on the question “will this help my patient” but not on the question “when will it help my patient.” The…

RT @ZivGanOr: A new review paper by Emma Somerville and me.

RT @niko_kukushkin: We think that all memory is stored in the brain. But our study published today in @NatureComms shows that all cells—eve…

RT @NeuroHNetwork: 4/5 Here is a sneak peek of what's to come! 👨‍🍳 Speaking of booster session... check out our upcoming interactive sess…