Neurology
Breastfeeding Enters the MOGAD Conversation
A severe MOGAD case report detected MOG-IgG in breast milk, without detectable infant serum transmission. The finding is not a rule for all mothers. It is a reason for better counselling when neuroimmune disease collides with infant care.
Sanfilippo’s Approval Path Is Being Built Before Approval
Parkinson’s Gets a Cleaner Dopamine Bet
Myasthenia Care Cannot Wait for Crisis
Duchenne’s Cell Therapy Gets More Time, Not Certainty
Alzheimer’s Blood Tests Are Becoming the Gate
Tourette Care Has Waited Too Long
Narcolepsy Gets Treated at the Cause
Myositis Finally Gets a Targeted Signal
MS Prevention Is Still Too Passive
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