Neurology Archives - Page 6 of 7

Neurology

Hematology & Oncology

Camille McClellan

03/18/2023

223, Black Women More Likely to Have Idiopathic Intracranial HTN

IIH disproportionately affects Black and Hispanic women in low-income areas. Read full analysis for implications on practice.

Allergy & Immunology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

02/25/2023

Mortality Up in Hospitals With More Minority Trauma Patients, ages 18-64 years

Higher minority trauma patient hospitals see increased mortality. Adjusted odds ratio 1.16-1.37. Address disparities to improve outcomes.

General

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

01/28/2023

Severe Seizures Are Rising, Especially Among Minorities in 2010-2019

Status epilepticus rates rise, disproportionately affecting Black patients. Address disparities through research, equitable care access. Read full analysis for strategies.

Neurology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

01/24/2023

76.8% Women: Prevalence of MS Similarly High in Black, Less Likely in White Individuals

MS prevalence high in Blacks and Whites, lower in Hispanics and Asians. Essential for equitable screening and treatment. Read more.

General

BlackDoctor Pro Editors

01/23/2023

Minorities Less Likely to Use Newer Antiseizure Meds, 2010-2014

Minority patients with epilepsy less likely on newer ASMs. Addressing racial disparities in treatment access is crucial. Explore solutions.

Neurology

Nicole Johnson

11/17/2022

Sleep Disorders Common in Chronic Migraine

Chronic migraine (CM) exacerbates sleep disorders, worsening quality of life and economic burden. Explore interventions breaking this cycle.

Neurology

Daniel Brown

11/17/2022

Weight Loss in Early Parkinson Linked to Cognitive Decline

Early Parkinson's weight loss links to cognitive decline. Manage weight early to possibly slow cognitive deterioration. Explore full study for insights.

Neurology

Daniel Brown

11/14/2022

New Drug Could Ease Parkinson’s-Related Constipation

ENT-01 shows promise in easing Parkinson's-related constipation, potentially improving quality of life for affected patients. Further studies needed.

Neurology

Daniel Brown

11/10/2022

Dementia Rate Declining Among Older Americans: Study

Dementia prevalence declined 2000-2016, narrowing racial disparities. Education, smoking reduction credited. Impacts aging Black patients' care strategies. Read more.

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