6 Frequently Asked Questions About Inactive Secondary-Progressive MS, Answered
Dr. Kimbrough discusses SPMS and whether it can become active again once stable.
NC State Students Collaborate with ALS Patients, Merging Fashion with Adaptability
Dr. Bedlack is featured in this article from the Wilson College from NC State University about adaptive fashion design for ALS patients.
Engineering Hope
Wayne Feng, MD and the Neuromodulation and Stroke Recovery Lab are featured in this spotlight piece from the School of Medicine.
The Power of WUN
Aatif Husain, MD, keynote speaker at the 2025 Wake Up Narcolepsy National Summit, gives perspective on the impact of having conversations outside of clinical settings.
Finding Better Sleep at Night - Study Points the Way
Andrew Spector, MD discusses how to work around day-to-day worries to get better sleep.
Finances and Job Security Keep People Awake
Andrew Spector, MD is featured in this article discussing a recent study with the American Academy of Sleep Medicine on what concerns are keeping Americans awake at night.
How to Modify Your Home for Living With Parkinson’s Disease
Sneha Mantri, MD discusses ways you can modify your home to make it more safe and livable for individuals with Parkinson's.
Does Parkinson’s Disease Cause Excessive Sleepiness?
Sneha Mantri, MD discusses how to navigate sleep disruptions as part of end-stage Parkinson's.
Hope Booster: Radical Care in the ALS Clinic
Richard Bedlack, MD, PhD is featured in this article on how his use of hope impacts patients with ALS.
The Shift in CIDP Treatment Toward Individualized, Evidence-Based Care
Karissa Gable, MD discusses how advancements in diagnostics and treatment are aiding individuals with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy.