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The U.S. Library of Medicine lists nearly 450,000 proposed or ongoing clinical studies available to eligible participants worldwide. However, click a time or two, and you’ll realize a relatively small sampling of those studies involve neurological disorders. Furthermore, if you keep searching, you’ll find eligibility requirements are often challenging to define. So, who’s eligible, and […]

According to the CDC, someone in the United States has a stroke every 40 seconds. The risk does increase with age, but strokes aren’t reserved for our beloved seniors. In fact, 38% of strokes occur in people under 65. Fortunately, quick action can reduce the life-altering consequences of a stroke. Andrew Lerman, MD, and our

Doctors group seizures into three broad categories: focal, generalized, and unknown. Focal seizures are the most common type and were once known as partial seizures because they involve only half of your brain. The symptoms of a focal seizure can vary widely depending on which region is affected and are sometimes subtle enough to miss.

Experiencing uncontrollable trembling of your hands, head, or voice can be scary enough that you may want to ignore it, hoping it will just disappear. However, if you develop a tremor, consider seeing a specialist sooner rather than later since the cause can range from too much stress to an underlying neurological disease like Parkinson’s.

A migraine headache can send you to bed for hours or days multiple times a month. Unfortunately, more than 39 million people in the United States experience disabling migraines. Neurologist Andrew Lerman, MD, at Grove Neurology in Miami, Florida, has a personal history of migraines. It’s one of the reasons he uses his medical skill

Our Grove Neurology team, led by Dr. Andrew Lerman, provides highly specialized care for conditions that affect your neurological and neuromuscular health. And Dr. Lerman has significant expertise in treating multiple sclerosis (MS). Here’s what Dr. Lerman and our team want you to know about MS and the myths versus the facts surrounding this chronic