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iPad app puts cognitive screening in the hands of MS patients
The Multiple Sclerosis Performance Test app attempts to sidestep the problem of time and manpower in administering cognitive screening.
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Peer mentorship, groups help combat burnout in female physicians
NEW YORK – Female physicians are at higher risk of burnout in part because of lingering implicit and unconscious biases in society and the...
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VIDEO: Pills alone not the answer for pain management
SANDESTIN, FLA. – A variety of approaches to pain management is absolutely crucial in the area of opioid abuse.
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VIDEO: Meeting stroke screening demand will require systems’ reorganization
LOS ANGELES – Telestroke triage of patients by comprehensive stroke centers is the way to go, says Dr. Lawrence Wechsler.
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VIDEO: Eptinezumab shows efficacy in episodic and chronic migraine trials
LOS ANGELES – One-third of patients on a high dose of the novel CGRP-blocking monoclonal antibody saw migraines reduced by 75%.
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VIDEOS: High-priced drugs, out-of-pocket costs raise challenges for neurologists
LOS ANGELES – Members of the AAN Neurology Drug Pricing Task Force spoke about the issues that arise in getting patients access to high-cost drugs...
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VIDEO: AAN MS guidelines aim to help clinicians weigh expanding drug choices
LOS ANGELES – A “dramatically different” landscape of treatment options allows better tailoring to patients, authors say.
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VIDEO: Encouraging results reported for novel Huntington’s disease therapy
LOS ANGELES – In a short, 46-patient trial, the antisense oligonucleotide IONIS-HTTRx safely reduced CSF concentrations of the huntingtin protein...
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VIDEO: Ubrogepant reduced pain, related symptoms of a migraine attack
Significantly more patients treated with the CGRP blocker saw pain relief within 2 hours of taking the oral medication, compared with placebo.
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VIDEO: Fix physician burnout? You need more than yoga
Physicians looking to renew their professional satisfaction and personal well-being should turn to an unlikely ally.