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.
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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High school sports with the highest concussion rates
High school football players are experiencing concussions less often during practice, but the rate of concussions during games has gone up, according to a new study published in the journal Pediatrics. The study, which examined […]
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Migraine vs. aneurysm: The differences and the dangers
People can mistake an aneurysm for a migraine headache, delaying care and possibly leading to significant harm. It is important to learn the differences and what to do when warning signs of an aneurysm are [...]
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Treating patients with kindness as well as medicine
Steven L. Spalding, M.D., has been a physician for more than 25 years and counting. He practices a simple rule: Treat people the same way you want your loved ones to be treated. Having cared […]
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Deep brain stimulation (DBS) now a treatment for epilepsy
There’s a new treatment option for patients in Louisville with medically-refractory epilepsy. Louisville’s first patient to get deep brain stimulation for epilepsy — a patient treated at Norton Neuroscience Institute — now has an implanted […]
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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 [...]
Read Full Story
High school sports with the highest concussion rates
High school football players are experiencing concussions less often during practice, but the rate of concussions during games has gone up, according to a new study published in the journal Pediatrics. The study, which examined […]
Read Full Story
Migraine vs. aneurysm: The differences and the dangers
People can mistake an aneurysm for a migraine headache, delaying care and possibly leading to significant harm. It is important to learn the differences and what to do when warning signs of an aneurysm are [...]
Read Full Story
Treating patients with kindness as well as medicine
Steven L. Spalding, M.D., has been a physician for more than 25 years and counting. He practices a simple rule: Treat people the same way you want your loved ones to be treated. Having cared […]
Read Full Story
Deep brain stimulation (DBS) now a treatment for epilepsy
There’s a new treatment option for patients in Louisville with medically-refractory epilepsy. Louisville’s first patient to get deep brain stimulation for epilepsy — a patient treated at Norton Neuroscience Institute — now has an implanted […]
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