Having trouble viewing this email?  View in a browser window   YOUR NEW ISSUE OF   NEUROLOGY NOW   THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF NEUROLOGY'S MAGAZINE FOR PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS COVER STORY Speaking of Alzheimer's   For over 25 years, Jim Nantz has been the voice of CBS Sports. After his dad was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in the 1990s, Nantz found something else to be vocal about. He wrote a best-selling book in memory of his late father in 2008 and then opened the Nantz National Alzheimer Center.   read the full story... ALSO IN THIS ISSUE   The Sounds of Silence   Roughly 36 million Americans hear a constant ringing or buzzing in their ears known as tinnitus. Photographer David Keenan tells Neurology Now how he learned to turn down the volume of this potentially debilitating disorder. read the full story...   A Flood of Emotion   Many individuals with pseudobulbar affect—characterized by prolonged and unexplained episodes of laughing and crying—live in constant fear of their next outburst. Now, patients may finally be able to regain control of their lives. read the full story...   FIND OUT MORE     Published bimonthly, Neurology Now features the latest news in neurology diagnosis, treatment, management, and research written specifically for patients and caregivers. Articles provide in–depth perspectives and useful tips on living with and managing a wide range of neurologic disorders, including multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's disease, epilepsy, migraine, neuropathy, Parkinson's disease, and stroke.     Find out more about your neurological disease or disorder in Neurology Now's "Browse Conditions" archive.   Let them know they can request their own free subscription by visiting myNNsub.com!