Neurology

Calling the condition a disorder falsely implies we know of a cause located in the brains of people diagnosed with it—and we don’t

Delirium is very common on COVID wards. Researchers are testing whether these temporary bouts of confusion could bring on permanent cognitive decline

Pulses of light and sound helped mice predisposed to the disease. Researchers hope to investigate the potential therapy for humans with neurons created in a petri dish

New assays could reduce the need for costlier, more invasive brain scans and spinal fluid measures

The virus induces neurological symptoms that persist long after the pandemic ends

Making predictions up to several days in advance may help with care

Brain-scan studies hint that the ancient practice may benefit areas associated with memory, emotion and thinking

A mysterious condition once dismissed as hysteria is challenging the divide between neurology and psychiatry

A pushback has arisen to seasonal clock changes that affect mood, sleep and general well-being

New models used writing samples to predict the onset of the disease with 70 percent accuracy

Neurological symptoms might arise from multiple causes. But does the virus even get into neurons?

Targeting recall processes could let people who are in the disease’s early stages access what they currently can’t remember