2019 Neuroscience Expo: Making Connections
Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019 • 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Kentucky International Convention Center
221 S. Fourth St.
Louisville, Kentucky
Don’t miss this free event. Get the latest information about treatments, rehabilitation and support for epilepsy, headache, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease/dementia and life after stroke. There also will be information on navigating legal and financial matters.
Free valet parking will be available on Market Street. Use the entrance on the corner of Fourth and Market streets.
Get help for living with epilepsy and its day-to-day challenges
In addition to the seizures that come with epilepsy, living with the condition can mean other day-to-day challenges. Stigma can lead some individuals with epilepsy to be uncomfortable spending significant time in public. Anxiety can […]
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Epilepsy and depression often come together
There is a strong relationship between epilepsy and depression. The two come together so often that there are suspicions that brain changes that make people more susceptible to seizures also can bring on depression. In […]
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Norton Neuroscience Institute recognized as multiple sclerosis leader
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society has presented Norton Neuroscience Institute with its 2019 Leadership award. Norton Healthcare received the honor for its continued commitment and dedication to treating those living with MS. “The team at […]
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Hospital security guard-turned-patient gets lifesaving stroke treatment
John Fremow was put on this earth to protect and serve. The retired National Guardsman and corrections officer now provides security for Norton Brownsboro Hospital. He’s often called to the emergency department to prevent interruptions […]
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A neurologist’s advice on what to do if someone has a seizure
What to Do When Someone Has a Seizure If you encounter someone having a seizure, follow the ACTION steps: Assess — Assess the situation. Ensure that they are not in danger of hurting themselves. Take [...]
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Get help for living with epilepsy and its day-to-day challenges
In addition to the seizures that come with epilepsy, living with the condition can mean other day-to-day challenges. Stigma can lead some individuals with epilepsy to be uncomfortable spending significant time in public. Anxiety can […]
Read Full Story
Epilepsy and depression often come together
There is a strong relationship between epilepsy and depression. The two come together so often that there are suspicions that brain changes that make people more susceptible to seizures also can bring on depression. In […]
Read Full Story
Norton Neuroscience Institute recognized as multiple sclerosis leader
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society has presented Norton Neuroscience Institute with its 2019 Leadership award. Norton Healthcare received the honor for its continued commitment and dedication to treating those living with MS. “The team at […]
Read Full Story
Hospital security guard-turned-patient gets lifesaving stroke treatment
John Fremow was put on this earth to protect and serve. The retired National Guardsman and corrections officer now provides security for Norton Brownsboro Hospital. He’s often called to the emergency department to prevent interruptions […]
Read Full Story
A neurologist’s advice on what to do if someone has a seizure
What to Do When Someone Has a Seizure If you encounter someone having a seizure, follow the ACTION steps: Assess — Assess the situation. Ensure that they are not in danger of hurting themselves. Take [...]
Read Full Story
