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The Neurology Podcast provides practical information for neurologists and clinicians to practice the best possible medicine for patients. Examining methods and findings in peer-reviewed journals, the show provides insights that impact clinical practice and patient care. From the journal Neurology and the American Academy of Neurology, providing education and expert analysis since 2007.

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In part one of this two-part series, Dr. Stacey Clardy talks with Dr. Justin Abbatemarco about why infection can be overlooked in people on anti-CD20 therapy and practical ways clinicians can improve testing, prevention, vaccination, and collaboratio... more

In this special conversation, recorded live at this year's AAN Annual Meeting, Dr. Alison Christy talks with Drs. Franziska Herpich and Yolanda Holler-Managan about how personal experiences with stroke, disability, and caregiving have changed the way... more

Dr. Dara Albert talks with Isaac Thorman about football-related traumatic brain injury in children and young adults and its association with later neurologic and psychiatric outcomes.

Read the related article in Neurology® Clinical Practice.

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The November 2026 Recall features four previously published episodes on updates in neurodegenerative disease diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. The episode begins with a two-part discussion with Drs. Trey Bateman and Gregg Day discussing highlight... more

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Recent Guests

Franziska Herpich
Neurointensivist
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Episode: Physicians as Patients: A Live On-stage Discussion
Yolanda Holler-Managan
Child neurologist and associate professor at Lurie Children's Hospital
Lurie Children's Hospital
Episode: Physicians as Patients: A Live On-stage Discussion
Isaac Thorman
Fourth-year medical student at New York Medical College and lead author of a study on youth football-related brain injuries
New York Medical College
Episode: Youth Football and the Epidemic of Pediatric Brain Injury
Trey Bateman
Alzheimer's disease researcher at Virginia Commonwealth University
Virginia Commonwealth University
Episode: November 2026 Recall: Updates in Neurodegenerative Disease: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention
Sonia Vallabh
Director of Prion Therapeutic Science at the Broad Institute
Broad Institute
Episode: November 2026 Recall: Updates in Neurodegenerative Disease: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention
Eric Minikel
Director of Prion Therapeutic Science at the Broad Institute
Broad Institute
Episode: November 2026 Recall: Updates in Neurodegenerative Disease: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention
Pascal Geldsetzer
Physician and epidemiologist at Stanford University
Stanford University
Episode: November 2026 Recall: Updates in Neurodegenerative Disease: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention
Matthew Gusler
Assistant Professor of Neurology at The Ohio State University.
The Ohio State University
Episode: Trends in Emergent Interfacility Ischemic Stroke Transfers
Michel Toledano
Chair of the Division of Hospital Neurology at Mayo Clinic and physician specializing in neuroimmunology and neuroinfectious disease
Mayo Clinic
Episode: Clinical Reasoning: Rapidly Progressive Cranial Neuropathies, Weakness, and Ataxia in a Patient With MS

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 622 ratings
  • Good

    You can be more informative but I like the presentation

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    Dr.sudipta
    Indiaa year ago
  • RLS

    Thank you for the episode with Dr. Winkelman on Restless Leg Syndrome!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hoping for happy things
    United States2 years ago
  • Long COVID & ME/CFS Coverage

    Thank you for the Long COVID & ME/CFS coverage! I hope you will continue to shine a light on this pressing health issue impacting millions. Endless thanks on behalf of millions.

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    Dakota150
    United States2 years ago
  • Detailed Neurology Updates

    I always look forward to new episodes of this podcast, I particularly appreciate the clinical pearls.(see @goodmedicinepodcasts Instagram 11/13/23)

    Apple Podcasts
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    canyon45
    United States3 years ago
  • Loving it

    Great format with a wide range of topics. I’m a new listener who is enjoying the ride so far!

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    United States4 years ago

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Expert guests help put studies, guidelines, and treatment developments into clinical context.
Listeners value the practical clinical takeaways and clear explanations of current neurological research.
Residents and other clinicians use the episodes as a convenient educational resource, including during commutes.
Some listeners praise the production quality, while one review notes that audio quality could be better.
The conversational interview style is described as engaging and easier to follow than a formal lecture.

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Physicians as Patients: A Live On-stage Discussion
Q: Does telling patients your personal story help build an empathic relationship, or is it a boundary you are uncomfortable crossing?
Herpich shares her stroke experience selectively, when it may offer hope to similar patients, while Holler-Managan is more open with families who feel isolated and uses personal experience to build trust.
Youth Football and the Epidemic of Pediatric Brain Injury
Q: If policymakers, school systems, or youth sports organizations were listening to this, what do you think would be the single most impactful change they could make moving forward to try to reduce the burden of pediatric TBI?
Thorman says the greatest impact would come from reducing or preventing head injuries among the youngest children. Options include delaying tackle football, limiting play after a concussion, improving equipment, and targeting safety measures to vulnerable developmental stages.
Youth Football and the Epidemic of Pediatric Brain Injury
Q: Can you walk us through what are the major strengths of this approach, and what questions can this type of research still not really answer for us?
The large dataset made it possible to detect less common outcomes, but it included only children and young adults who sought formal medical evaluation. The researchers could not establish the number of participants in each activity, so they could not calculate injury rates or the proportion who later developed outcomes.
Physicians as Patients: A Live On-stage Discussion
Q: How has having a stroke changed your approach to young, healthy people who come in with neurological symptoms?
Herpich says she now takes unusual symptoms seriously when they localize to the brain, even if they are not classic stroke symptoms, while recognizing that her own case was rare.
Clinical Reasoning: Rapidly Progressive Cranial Neuropathies, Weakness, and Ataxia in a Patient With MS
Q: What happened next? Did you guys treat her? What was her outcome?
The team gave IVIG because B-cell depletion may leave patients without antibodies that neutralize enterovirus. The patient developed autonomic symptoms, then began improving and was discharged on day 21, though the benefit of IVIG was uncertain.

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Practical, evidence-focused conversations for neurologists and other clinicians, connecting findings from peer-reviewed research with decisions in diagnosis, treatment, and patient care. Episodes typically pair a neurologist or medical editor with researchers and clinical experts who explain study methods, interpret results, discuss limitations, and draw out implications for practice. Recurring formats include focused interviews, clinical case discussions, and periodic review episodes that gather updates across a disease area. Topics range from stroke, epilepsy, and migraine to neurodegenerative disease, neuroimmunology, brain injury, and health policy. The emphasis on direct access to study authors and specialists, clear explanations of ev... more

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