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I am honored to deliver the Weiner Family Memorial Lecture this Wednesday at Univ. of Maryland, in memory of Prof. Bill Weiner, a visionary who challenged dogma in Parkinson’s research. His bold 2008 paper said it first: "There is no single Parkinson disease." jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

Our own Prof. Alberto J Espay delivering the 2025 Weiner Family Lecture Univ. of Maryland today.

The Case for γ-Secretase Restoration and Aβ42 Replacement in Familial and Sporadic #Alzheimers | My latest University of Cincinnati Neurology Grand Rounds, as posted on VuMedi vumedi.com/video/the-case… via @vumedi

Our own Dr. Luca Marsili, MD will be chairing the session titled “From Genetics to Targeted Therapy” at the 30th World Congress on Parkinson’s Disease and Related Disorders in New York City. IAPRD UC College of Medicine Alberto J Espay

AI is driving a transformative role in movement disorders. In our latest systematic review published in Movement Disorders Clinical Practice, we analyzed 71 studies on Computer Vision (CV) for movement disorders. Pecoraro et al. Mov Disord Clin Practice doi.org/10.1002/mdc3.7…

1/6 Have you thought about what Faces tell us about Neuroscience and what Neuroscience tells us about Faces? Dr. Luca Marsili UC Movement disorders wrote a textbook on this! And he led our Neurohumanities Network Seminar on this topic

Teaching case: Cerebellar ataxia and Hypomyelinating Leukodystrophy in POLR3B variant seen in our neurogenetics clinic. Link: …mentdisorders.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/md…

Should we stop embarking on epidemiology-inspired disease-modifying clinical trials in #Parkinsons? I think so. But the 'disagree' side remains popular. This 2024 PSG debate ('opponent' Michael Schwarzschild) has just been published in Parkinsonism & Related Disorders. authors.elsevier.com/c/1lFg54pqQOo-…

Analysis of CCBPSTUDY led by our own Dr. Emily Hill on 565 parkinsonian individuals showed that community disadvantage is associated with worse motor symptom severity and disability, indicating modifiable social and environmental factors. Link: neurology.org/doi/10.1212/CP…

Every July 1st, the training of new neurologists in movement disorders must begin with understanding of their presentation. Ludy Shih, MD, MMSc and I welcomed an illustrious group of experts to create a Seminars in Neurology Movement Disorders issue. Link: thieme-connect.com/products/ejour…

QEEG can identify neural changes even in early stages of cognitive decline and help differentiate etiologies. Our review in IFCN and its Clinical Neurophysiology journals covers fundamentals and focuses on applications. Thank you Laura Bonanni for the guidance. Link to full text: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Great to see our fellows discuss the latest movement disorders literature and plan the next research study over a game of pickleball on a Sunday morning. UC College of Medicine Alberto J Espay

Clinical Clue from Dr. Abhimanyu Mahajan: Learn how to recognize mirror movements in early PD and how they may differ in corticobasal syndrome. Abhimanyu Mahajan

Day 1 of the MDS Aspen Course has been incredibly educational. Thankful to UC Movement disorders for supporting us to come and learn from experts in the field, and get to know fellows from all around the world! 🧠

We took a little break from the MDS Aspen Course to explore around. The nature in this place is incredible! 🌲

The clinically and conceptually fascinating topic of Paroxysmal Movement Disorders. Honored to contribute to the 2025 Movement disorders issue for Continuum: Lifelong Learning in Neurology Thank you for the invitation Michael Okun Lyell Jones MD Link: continuum.aan.com/doi/abs/10.121…

The Cincinnati skyline provides the backdrop for a joyful reunion, featuring each of these wonderful colleagues, who are either former or current clinical fellows in the UC Movement disorders division at University of Cincinnati. Thank you for posting, Jorge (Jorge Patino)!