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May 26, 2026

How to work with a patient care coordinator

Patient care programs coordinators empower and guide patients and caregivers every step of the way.

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All about multiple sclerosis

Learn the symptoms, types, treatments and management of this autoimmune disease.

A guide to epilepsy

Life with epilepsy can be challenging, but a variety of treatment options and having the right care team can help.

The benefit of a second opinion for multiple sclerosis

If you’ve recently received a diagnosis of MS, here’s why getting another opinion from a multiple sclerosis specialist may be a good idea.

Acoustic neuroma treatment and hearing preservation

This benign brain tumor affects roughly 3,000 people in the U.S. each year and can affect hearing and balance.

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How to stay safe during a seizure

Advice to share with your caregivers, plus how to make life with seizures more manageable.

Neurologic conditions that aren’t multiple sclerosis

There are other disorders that involve inflammation in the central nervous system, like these three.

Adult ADHD: Why diagnosis sometimes comes later in life

Leaving the routine and structure of school can make symptoms of ADHD more obvious.

Understanding acoustic neuromas

Acoustic neuromas are slow-growing, noncancerous tumors that can affect hearing and balance.

Pituitary tumor treatment: Know your options

It’s possible that your pituitary tumor will need require immediate treatment. Regardless, it’s important to know that you have options.

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What to do when epilepsy medication doesn’t work for you

If antiepileptic meds don’t prevent your seizures, you have other options.