Sports Medicine Society Updates Concussion Guidelines
Guidance is for physicians who provide sports concussion care from acute injury to return-to-play.
Neurology
Menstruation and Migraine: Can We End the Cycle?
Researchers found that lower levels of estrogen during menstruation cause women to be more vulnerable to migraines than men.
Aerobic Exercise Found to Enhance Adult Cognitive Function
Results of a recent study suggest that aerobic exercise may contribute to improved executive function.
Medicare Patients With MS Face Higher Out-of-Pocket Prescription Costs
Medicare patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) face increasing out-of-pocket costs for disease-modifying therapies.
Multispecies Probiotics May Be Effective in Chronic, Episodic Migraine
A probiotic mixture supplement may be effective for reducing the frequency and severity of migraine attacks and the use of abortive drugs in patients with chronic and episodic migraine.
An Overview of Progress and Future Challenges in Aging and Diversity Research
Researchers identified current gaps in aging and diversity research and identified future directions that research should take.
Increased Screen Time May Negatively Affect Child Development
Children’s ability to develop may be hindered by excessive screen time.
Headache Frequency, Medication Overuse, and Depression Linked to Migraine
Researchers found that medication overuse is linked to migraines.
Hearing Loss Linked to Subjective Cognitive Function Decline
For older men, hearing loss is associated with subjective cognitive function decline.
Management of MS in Pregnancy Reviewed in Consensus Statement
It is important to discuss family planning and pregnancy proactively in women of childbearing age who have multiple sclerosis.
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