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
March 2018
A very strange thing happened to American diplomats in Cuba in late 2016 and early 2017. The Penn group recently published their initial findings based on evaluations of 21 people affected.
Guy McKhann, MD
February 2018
Evaluating potential candidates treatment and monitoring their progression are major challenges in the fight against Alzeimer's disease. Right now, what’s needed is an approach that modifies the disease in any form. To my way of thinking, that means much smaller studies, including non-clinical end-points.
Guy McKhann, MD
January 2018
A recent breakthrough in Huntington’s disease research calls attention to a new approach on modifying genetic diseases.
Guy McKhann, MD
December 2017
Evaluating potential candidates for treatment and monitoring their progression are major challenges in the fight against Alzeimer's disease.
Guy McKhann, MD
September 2017
How can tossing a football or running stairs help you study for a test?
Guy McKhann, MD
August 2017
Researchers have made progress treating migraines using different colored lights.
Guy McKhann, MD
May 2017
Researchers may have uncovered a new benefit to brain stimulation: enhancing memory.
Guy McKhann, MD
April 2017
Now is not the time to cut funding for medical research.
Guy McKhann, MD
March 2017
Brain Awareness Week has a proud history and a bright future.
