An overview of the role of some common and important vitamins in neurological disease, with Drs. Aaron Bower and Jeremy Moeller.Note: This podcast is intended solely as an educational tool for learners, especially neurology residents. The contents should not be interpreted as medical advice. 

A discussion of the role of neuropsychology in the evaluation of patients with neurological disease, focusing on the "high yield" considerations for neurology trainees. With Dr. Stephanie Towns, hosted by Dr. Jeremy Moeller.

Exploring monocular vision loss, the podcast touches on corneal disorders, chronic dry eye, cataracts, lens displacement, relative afferent pupillary defects, retinal diseases, and ophthalmoscopic features of vision loss. The discussion highlights the importance of recognizing various eye conditions and their impact on vision, providing valuable insights for neurology residents.

Exploring CNS tumors, they discuss incidence rates, challenges in treatment, and mortality. From meningiomas to gliomas, they cover radiological and pathological features, IDH mutations, and targeted therapies. They delve into grade two CNS tumors, MGMT gene impact on treatment outcomes, temozolomide toxicities, and treatment options for glioblastoma. Imaging characteristics of various CNS tumors are also explored.

The second part of an overview of headache diagnosis and management, focused on the information needed during clinical clerkship. Hosted by Sonya Zhou and Charlie Zhou, with Dr. Jeremy Moeller.Episode notes:https://campuspress.yale.edu/neurologycsspodcast/episode-7-headache/

The first of a 2-part overview of an approach to headaches. Hosted by Sonya Zhou and Charlie Zhao, with Jeremy Moeller.Show notes are here:https://campuspress.yale.edu/neurologycsspodcast/episode-7-headache/

The second part of a discussion about involuntary movements, with Dr. Sara Schaefer, MD. Hosted by Charlie Zhao and Sonya Zhou.Show notes are here:https://campuspress.yale.edu/neurologycsspodcast/episode-6-involuntary-movements/

An approach to involuntary movements with Dr. Sara Schaefer. Hosted by Sonya Zhou and Charlie Zhao.Show notes here: https://campuspress.yale.edu/neurologycsspodcast/episode-6-involuntary-movements/

An overview of an approach to weakness, with Dr. Jeff Dewey and Co-Hosts Charlie Zhao and Sonya Zhou.Show notes can be found here:https://campuspress.yale.edu/neurologycsspodcast/episode-5-weakness/

An overview of an approach to cognitive dysfunction, aimed at medical students on the wards. Hosted by Charlie Zhao and Sonya Zhou, with Dr. Jeremy Moeller.Show notes are here:https://campuspress.yale.edu/neurologycsspodcast/episode-4-cognitive-complaints/