NeuroFrontiers
Clinical research and advancements furthering clinicians’ ability to diagnose and treat neurological disorders never stop. And neither does NeuroFrontiers, a series dedicated to covering them all. Here neurology specialists will find essential updates on conditions affecting the nervous system, spinal cord, and overall brain health.
So if you want to stay up to date on the latest clinical research and news on neurological disorders, then look no further. Because NeuroFrontiers is where neurology specialists and great minds explore the mind itself.
- Update frequency
- every 3 days
- Episodes
- 369
- Years Active
- 2008 - 2025
Investigating the Variants of the COVID-19 Virus
Guest: Ken Tyler, MD
Further complicating the COVID-19 pandemic is the emergence of viral variants. Dr. Ken Tyler from the University of Colorado Sch…
Evaluating the Evolving Field of Fetal Neurology
Guest: Anthony L. Fine, M.D
Recent advancements in the field of fetal neurology have equipped clinicians to detect neurological diseases before th…
Evaluating the Evolving Field of Fetal Neurology
Guest: Anthony L. Fine, M.D
Recent advancements in the field of fetal neurology have equipped clinicians to detect neurological diseases before th…
Spotlight on Meningiomas: Risks and Clinical Manifestations
Guest: Lynn Taylor, MD
Meningiomas were in the news this spring after actress Mary Tyler Moore had a tumor removed from her brain. Ninety percent of meningiomas…
A New Game Plan for Treating Concussions
Guest: Jeffrey Kutcher, MD, FAAN
Most athletes' concussions are not the result of the kind of hits that NFL players take, but they still need to be taken very s…
Treating Diabetic Nerve Pain: Guidelines from the American Academy of Neurology
Guest: Vera Bril, MD
At least half of diabetic patients will experience neuropathy some time in their life, but many of these patients never discuss the painful…
How Smart Phones Are Improving Neurologic Care
Guest: Neil Busis, MD
Is there an app for helping your patients improve their health? In fact, there are many. Dr. Neil Busis, chief of the division of neurolog…
The Doctor Will See All of You Now: New Approaches to Treating Parkinson's Disease
Guest: Lisa Shulman
Would it be better for Parkinson's patients to meet with their doctor in a group setting? Group visits are among the the novel approaches be…
Spotlight on Meningiomas: Risks and Clinical Manifestations
Guest: Lynn Taylor, MD
Meningiomas were in the news this spring after actress Mary Tyler Moore had a tumor removed from her brain. Ninety percent of meningiomas…
A New Game Plan for Treating Concussions
Guest: Jeffrey Kutcher, MD, FAAN
Most athletes' concussions are not the result of the kind of hits that NFL players take, but they still need to be taken very s…
Treating Diabetic Nerve Pain: Guidelines from the American Academy of Neurology
Guest: Vera Bril, MD
At least half of diabetic patients will experience neuropathy some time in their life, but many of these patients never discuss the painful…
How Smart Phones Are Improving Neurologic Care
Guest: Neil Busis, MD
Is there an app for helping your patients improve their health? In fact, there are many. Dr. Neil Busis, chief of the division of neurolog…
The Doctor Will See All of You Now: New Approaches to Treating Parkinson's Disease
Guest: Lisa Shulman
Would it be better for Parkinson's patients to meet with their doctor in a group setting? Group visits are among the the novel approaches be…
How to Help Patients Cope With Loss of Taste and Smell
Guest: Ronald DeVere, MD
Smell and taste loss can be the first sign of a serious neurologic disorder like Parkinson's or Alzheimer's disease, but it is also pos…
Emerging New Therapies for Multiple Sclerosis Patients
Guest: Jeffrey Cohen, MD
For years, patients with multiple sclerosis have had to rely on injectable medications. But several new oral medications are emerging, …
Updated Guidelines for Brain Death and the Impact on Organ Donation
Guest: Eelco Wijdicks, MD, PhD
The American Academy of Neurology released new guidelines for determining brain death in adults, providing a step-by-step process…
Solving the Mystery of Restless Leg Syndrome
Guest: Carl Ansevin, MD
For the 12 million Americans who suffer from restless leg syndrome (RLS), the disease can often be misdiagnosed and misunderstood. Docto…
How to Help Patients Cope With Loss of Taste and Smell
Guest: Ronald DeVere, MD
Smell and taste loss can be the first sign of a serious neurologic disorder like Parkinson's or Alzheimer's disease, but it is also pos…
Emerging New Therapies for Multiple Sclerosis Patients
Guest: Jeffrey Cohen, MD
For years, patients with multiple sclerosis have had to rely on injectable medications. But several new oral medications are emerging, …
Updated Guidelines for Brain Death and the Impact on Organ Donation
Guest: Eelco Wijdicks, MD, PhD
The American Academy of Neurology released new guidelines for determining brain death in adults, providing a step-by-step process…