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Neuroepidemiology

Neuroepidemiology essays on migraine, cognition, epilepsy, dementia, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and brain-health evidence.

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This hub groups related writing so readers can move from one argument to the surrounding disease history, ecology, and evidence.

July 23, 2025science · Indexed essay

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Migraine Brain Fog and Cognition

Migraine brain fog, cognition, medication trade-offs, attack phases, and how cognitive symptoms complicate the lived burden of migraine.

June 30, 2025science · Indexed essay

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Migraine Epidemiology: Who Gets Hit Hardest

Migraine is disabling and unevenly treated. Here is what the data says about who gets it, who lacks help, and why uncertainty remains.

June 26, 2025science · Indexed essay

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American Headache Society Conference Notes

A short migraine research note from the American Headache Society meeting, focused on clinical questions, evidence gaps, and field direction.

March 12, 2025science · Indexed essay

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Epilepsy Stigma and Global Public Health

A personal and global-health look at epilepsy, seizure stigma, treatment gaps, public misunderstanding, and the burden of neurological disease.

March 5, 2025neurology · Indexed essay

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Multiple Sclerosis Latitude Gradient

Examining why multiple sclerosis risk increases with distance from the equator, including latitude, vitamin D, genetics, and environment.

February 7, 2025machine learning · Indexed essay

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Neuroepidemiology: What the Field Studies

An introduction to neuroepidemiology, including neurological disease patterns, risk factors, populations, surveillance, and public-health methods.