Hearing impairment is a common nonmotor manifestation of Parkinson disease, often involving high-frequency hearing loss.

High levels of academic pressure appear to increase risk for depression or greater depressive symptoms in adolescents as they age.

Ongoing research finds that maternal vaccination for COVID-19 appears to have no significant effect on prenatal neurodevelopment.

Upstream hypertension management is critical to reducing racial and socioeconomic disparities in secondary stroke prevention for ICH survivors.

Text messages may be more effective at encouraging post-discharge patients to seek additional public benefits, compared with paper referrals.

Regular exposure or high levels of exposure to wildfire smoke during pregnancy may increase risk for autism spectrum disorder in children.

A ketogenic diet may provide some modest antidepressant benefits as an adjunct for pharmacologic intervention.

Dr Pavel Klein discusses strategies to address patient skepticism and improve seizure reporting to enhance clinical outcomes in epilepsy.

Low-dose opioid therapy provides stable, long-term symptom control and dose stability for patients with augmented restless legs syndrome.

Lower nucleus accumbens volume independently predicts depressive symptoms and future anhedonia in patients with early relapsing-remitting MS.

In a continuing trend of policy change driven by the NIH, certain pandemic-focused language is being removed from health institute websites.

Lead stored in the bones following cumulative exposure may be released as individuals age, increasing risk for dementia and other long-latency brain disease. HealthDay News — Cumulative lead exposure ...