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NHS neurological care 'not value for money', report finds

16 December 2011

Care for neurological conditions such as Parkinson's disease and MS has largely failed to improve an...

GPs should consider abuse if a child has a head injury in the absence of confirmed accidental trauma (Photograph: SPL)

Concussion

8 December 2011 CPD

GPs are often asked to deal with minor head injuries and their consequences, says Dr Keith Barnard...

CPAP is considered the gold standard treatment for OSAHS (Photograph: SPL)

Clinical Review: Adult obstructive sleep apnoea

24 November 2011 CPD

Contributed by Mr Rohit Kumar, specialist registrar in otolaryngology-head and neck surgery, Univers...

MRI showing demyelination spreading outwards from the ventricles (Photograph: Dr O Lily)

Evidence base: Multiple sclerosis

11 November 2011

Keep up to date with the latest evidence for the management of multiple sclerosis...

MRI showing demyelination spreading outwards from the ventricles (Photograph: Dr O Lily)

Clinical Review: Multiple sclerosis

10 November 2011 CPD

Contributed by Dr Oliver Lily, consultant neurologist, Leeds General Infirmary...

Could BP medicines have a positive effect on Alzheimer's disease?

Behind the Headlines - Can BP medicines halve Alzheimer's disease risk?

26 October 2011

ARBs could halve the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, opening the door for treatments that de...

MRIs of brain tissue contraction (blue) in: i) placebo-treated patient and ii) patient treated with B vitamins (Photograph: AD Smith et al)

Viewpoint - Vitamin B and cognitive decline

26 October 2011

A recent trial has shown the benefits of vitamin B on cognitive function. By Dr Andrew McCaddon...

Treating more bipolar patients in primary care could cut costs

Primary care bipolar treatment could slash NHS costs

21 October 2011

Treating bipolar disorder in primary care to prevent relapse could save the NHS millions, UK researc...

Trauma-focused cognitive behavioural therapy has been shown to be the most effective treatment (Photograph: SPL)

Clinical Review - Post-traumatic stress disorder

19 October 2011 CPD

Contributed by Professor Robin Davidson, consultant clinical psychologist and joint chairman of the ...

Cerebrospinal fluid tests for oligoclonal bands were negative (Photograph: SPL)

Case study - An unexpected development following a minor head injury

12 October 2011

Minor head injury may trigger an acute polyneuropathy, says Dr Michael Barrie....

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