Brain in the News is a monthly print publication that features neuroscience content from around the world and a column from scientific advisor
Guy McKhann, M.D. His columns appear below.
Guy McKhann, MD
September 2016
The fact that there is a surplus of neuroscience graduates is not necessarily a bad thing.
Guy McKhann, MD
Summer 2016
French neurosurgeon Alim-Louis Benabid may not have been the likeliest candidate to come up with a novel use for deep brain stimulation, but his pioneering method helped treat Parkinson's disease.
Guy McKhann, MD
June 2016
Mini-brains are the latest technological advance to benefit neuroscience. They're currently being used to study Zika; what's next?
Guy McKhann, MD
May 2016
There is a great value in carefully developed longitudinal studies.
Guy McKhann, MD
April 2016
What is the pathology of the Zika virus and how can it be combatted?
Guy McKhann, MD
February 2016
It's not easy for brain training companies to prove their products are truly helpful. That doesn't stop them from claiming they are.
