The Neurology Lounge Podcast

Episode 48. Impact – The Tragedy of Traumatic Brain and Spinal Cord Injury youtu.be/2RtWTQ3GNPY

How did Otto Loewi resolve the debate about the nature of neuromuscular transmission?youtube.com/shorts/9jeiI26…

How did a dream open the way to a neuroscience breakthrough? youtube.com/shorts/37jGnVW…

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Why does Parkinson's disease favour non-smokers? youtube.com/shorts/3jp36_b…

How to deal with a family dealing with schizophrenia youtube.com/shorts/sOe3Vqg…

What connects MS progression, bankruptcy and Ernest Hemingway? youtube.com/shorts/2f7UkUP…

The Irish, the American, and the Jon Stone approaches to FND youtube.com/shorts/6Wz-9c5…

How did Shakespeare approach the mystery of the seat of intellect? youtube.com/shorts/TjrPiPn…

Is it better to have a stroke in the right or the left brain hemisphere? youtube.com/shorts/EmbVGA7…

Season 2 Launches with Episode 85: Pioneers - The Trailblazers Who Launched Neurology YouTube: youtu.be/-JqvEhUgIqo Spotify video: open.spotify.com/episode/72pd19… Spotify audio: open.spotify.com/episode/76VdBg… Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/epi…

In this episode, I review the history of neurology, starting from the pioneers of modern neuroscience such as Santiago Ramon y Cajal, Charles Scott Sherrington and Edgar Adrian. I note links between Otto Loewi and dreams, and Thomas Willis and war. 1/3