Heidi Moawad, MD

With a differential diagnosis that varies from patient to patient, identifying and treating vestibular migraine continues to challenge even the most experienced clinicians.

Diagnoses have increased with disease awareness, highlighting a great need for markers to help influence treatment decisions.

A 27-year-old man has had right arm numbness for about 2 weeks. What’s in your differential?

Six months after delivering a healthy baby girl, a physician experiences intermittent blurred vision and tingling in her left leg. Her diagnosis might surprise you.

An interview with a neurologist who found that merely writing medical articles cannot express the impact an illness can have on patients, both literally and emotionally.

As home-monitoring devices become more available, accessible, and useful, they are increasing becoming helpful in neurological decision-making. More in this video.

This patient had febrile seizures as a child but experienced no further events until the recent episode on an airplane. How would you proceed?

In this podcast, Heidi Moawad, MD interviews Cesar Ochoa-Lubinoff, MD, MPH, FAAP, about recent encouraging clinical trial results in patients with Angelman syndrome.

This podcast discusses preliminary evidence about the effects of karate on quality of life and several measures of gait, balance, and mobility in patients with PD.

Does the clinical picture point to a reaction to alcohol? A food allergy? What do you suspect is the likely culprit?

Are his symptoms related to a fall that occurred 2 years earlier at work?

College athletes may be sabotaging their careers-as well as their performance-when they sacrifice sleep for sports, studying, and socializing.

A new tool to add to your armamentarium?

A patient with worsening atrial fibrillation experiences improvement of his symptoms and heart rate with chiropractic manipulation. More in this podcast.

Insights about where stem cell treatment of neurological diseases is headed.

Patients with epilepsy often seek CAM therapies-with or without the recommendations or explicit approval of their neurologist.

Neurology Times' inaugural Special Report explores TBI, providing key insights and practical strategies as well as focused approaches to clinical care.

It has been estimated that between 40% and 60% of patients with PD use at least one form of complementary medicine. In this podcast, neurologist Sarah Mulukutla, MD, MPH talks about CAM options for neurologists to discuss with their patients.

Repeated brain MRI scans show four small gray matter lesions. What’s in your differential?

Neurology Times' podcast with a pediatric headache specialist and neurologist who has performed over 1000 procedures to treat migraine in children and adolescents.

EEG and brain MRI findings are normal-what do you suspect?

This young woman is otherwise healthy and doesn’t drink or abuse drugs. What’s in your differential diagnosis?

A driver sees what appear to be squiggly lines in the right field of vision of her right eye.

A patient believes excessive gaming is his way to mask his depression, but it may be a result of something else.

In this podcast, Dr Heidi Moawad interviews a neurologist currently researching new, available treatments in headache medicine.

His daughter says that he often tells stories he has heard about someone else as if they had happened to him.

It turns out that sleep deprivation has an effect not only on the traditional concept of “beauty,” but also on whether a person is perceived as being socially desirable.

This middle-aged woman attributes recent changes in her thinking and speech patterns to long-standing hypothyroidism. Do you concur?

A 67-year-old woman presents with symptoms of symptoms of daytime fatigue and sleeplessness at night due to excessive nighttime movements over the course of three months. Her husband is concerned that she could be having seizures.