Julie Greenfield

TL;DR: These guidelines aim to assist HCPs when caring for patients with progressive ataxia, indicate evidence-based and best practice, and act overall as a useful resource for clinicians involved in managing ataxic patients.

TL;DR: Suggested diagnostic pathways for the general neurologist, based on Ataxia UK’s guidelines for professionals, are provided, which can no longer justify a nihilistic approach to the management of ataxia.

TL;DR: This document aims to provide recommendations for healthcare professionals on the diagnosis and management of people with progressive ataxia in order to increase awareness and understanding of these conditions, and lead to their improved diagnosis andmanagement.

TL;DR: This research presents a novel and scalable approach called “on-the-shelf” “cell reprograming” that allows for real-time characterization of the “spiking” in the immune system of Alzheimer’s disease.

TL;DR: Progressive ataxia describes a group of uncommon neurological disorders, characterised by problems with balance and coordination, that progress slowly and often result in people losing their ability to walk.