JNNP Podcast

Tamara Matuz discusses her research looking for predictors for how well patients adjust to a diagnosis of ALS in southern Germany.

In this month’s podcast David Werring from University College London talks about his research into the link between brain microbleeds and intercerebral haemmorhage. Claudia Cooper explains her research looking at abusive behaviour by dementia patients towards their carers. See also: Abusive behaviour experienced by family carers from people with dementia http://tinyurl.com/bjw6n2e Brain microbleed...

In this month’s podcast Dawn Buse from the Montefiore Headache Center, New York, talks about her research into co-morbidities in chronic migrane sufferers. See also: Sociodemographic and comorbidity profiles of chronic migraine and episodic migraine sufferers http://tinyurl.com/b3x44vm

Matthew Kiernan (editor of JNNP) interviews Caroline Lovelock about her paper: The SCAN rule: a clinical rule to reduce CT misdiagnosis of intracerebral haemorrhage in minor stroke. This paper was the editor’s choice in the March edition of JNNP.

In this second podcast Professor Matthew Kiernan talks to Dr Rhys Thomas about the law regarding sleep-related epilepsy and driving - this month’s editor’s choice paper. Also Duncan Jarvies talks to Dr Howard Rosen about his research into self awareness in dementia patients - this month’s patient’s choice paper. For more information please see: Awake seizures after pure sleep-related epilepsy: a s...

We are delighted to offer you the inaugural podcast from JNNP. Recorded at BMA House London, our broadcast begins with a future vision for the journal from incoming Editor, Professor Matthew Kiernan based in Sydney. There then follows a discussion with Dr Marie D’hooghe from the National Multiple Sclerosis Centre in Belgium. Marie and Matthew discuss the long-term effects of childbirth in patients...