Neurocritical Care News

CHICAGO — Impairments in decision-making may be among the earliest signs of cognitive decline, according to a presenter at the 2022 American Neurological Association annual meeting.

CHICAGO — COVID-19-induced hyposmia eliminated odor-induced migraine headaches in an older adult, a case study presented at the 2022 American Neurological Association’s annual meeting showed.

CHICAGO — Low-income and underrepresented populations are at greater risk for neurodevelopmental effects related to chemical exposures, according to an expert at the 2022 American Neurological Association annual meeting.

CHICAGO — Divyanshu Dubey, MBBS, discusses the use of antibody evaluations in the workup for neuropathies during a presentation at the 2022 American Neurological Association’s annual meeting.

CHICAGO — Igor J. Koralnik, MD, discusses highlights from his presentation at the 2022 American Neurological Association’s annual meeting on long COVID and its effect on the nervous system.

CHICAGO — Older age at symptom onset and select pathologies were associated with shorter symptom duration in patients with rapidly progressive dementia, according to a poster at ANA 2022.

CHICAGO — Roy H. Hamilton, MD, MS, discusses a symposium at the 2022 American Neurological Association’s annual meeting that focused on Alzheimer’s disease and MS and the disproportionate burden that underrepresented groups experience.

CHICAGO — Environmental chemical exposure is a risk factor for neurodegenerative diseases and neurodevelopmental disorders, an expert at the 2022 American Neurological Association annual meeting said.

CHICAGO — While population and phenotypic diversity are crucial to discovering the root cause of genetic variations that lead to neurodegenerative disease, the answers are not always clear, according to a presenter at ANA 2022.

CHICAGO – Deanna Saylor, MD, MHS, discussed how certain infectious diseases can lead to neurological complications in a presentation at the 2022 American Neurological Association meeting.