Episodic memory processes and their underlying neural circuitry have been closely linked with stress-related psychopathology; however, the temporal and directional nature of these links remains…

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Dr. Dara Albert talks with Dr. Jon Stone about the latest advancements in FND from the recent International Conference on Functional Neurological Disorder. Dr. Jon Stone shares insights on the field's growth, multidisciplinary care, cultural perspectives, and future directions. Check out the for more information about FND.  Disclosures can be found at . 

Background and ObjectivesUndergraduate medical education on functional neurologic disorders (FNDs) is limited and misconceptions regarding the diagnosis of FND are common, negatively affecting medical...

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This cohort study compared the prevalence of neurological comorbidities among people with functional neurological disorder versus those with epilepsy and multiple sclerosis.

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One morning, Kyla Madonna Kenney woke up and her world was turned upside down: The room was spinning, she had a splitting migraine and one side of her body was shaking. Her tremors and migraine lasted for days. And for years afterwards, doctors would ask her: Did anything upset you recently? Are you stressed? Have you talked to a therapist about your anxiety? She underwent surgeries and took medications that were, in hindsight, unnecessary. It wasn’t until seeing Dr. David Perez, a neurologis...

Placebo effects are among the greatest paradoxes in medical research. Although more data on placebos are available from placebo-controlled trials than…

In psychiatry and medicine, there is a long history of framing placebo effects primarily as nuisance factors and focusing on how they should be minimi…

Psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES), also known as functional dissociative seizures (F/DS), are paroxysmal episodes that resemble epileptic seizures, but lack electrophysiological correlation or ...