Neurological Patient Support Groups
- Aging Server
- Acquired Brain Injury
- Alzheimer's Disease Web
- American Brain TumorAssociation
- The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Digest is an information service for all people with an interest in Motor Neurone Disease (or ALS as it is known in the US). Click on the link here to subscribe.
- British Epilepsy Association
- Centre for the Study of Health, Sickness and Disablement, Brunel University- Main Index (lots of MND and MS related material)
- Cure Paralysis Home Page
- Dystonia Information
- Group
Health Neurology
-provide lots of patient educational material. - The
Glaxo Neurological Centre An excellent point-of-contact for
any neurological patient within the UK who wants more details of
specific patient support groups.
- Guillain-Barre Support Group of the United Kingdom
- IFMSS MS Management
- The Multiple Sclerosis Society Home Page
- National Organization for Rare Disorders(NORD), USA
- The
Neuroscience Web Search run by Fred K. Lenherr. A new Web
Search Engine devoted entirely to neuroscience. Unlike the large
search sites, everything here is relevant by pre-selection. This
is a full-text database and contains more than 55,000 web pages. A
very useful site indeed.
- Pharmaceutical Information
Network Home Page
- Polio and Post-Polio Resources
- Shy-Drager & Parkinson's Page
- The Trigeminal Neuralgia Association Homepage
- Von Hippel-Lindau Family Alliance
- WEMOVE
A wide range of patient support organisations for patients with
movement disorders.
- Worldwide Parkinson's Disease Associations
OTHER PATIENT RELATED RESOURCES
It is our opinion that before embarking on any clinical trial that you seek the advice of a physician more locally for advice. We would suggest that any of the links provided by such a WWW site should be used for information purposes ONLY, so that the information so acquired can be discussed with your local physician. This is especially important if a treatment or trial is not available in your own country. In such a case it would be especially important to discuss this with your local doctor/specialist first.
PLEASE NOTE! No members of the Department of Neurology will engage in direct correspondence with patients over their individual cases. This is NOT because we are unsympathetic to patients problems, it merely reflects our opinion that if people have a neurological problem that they are concerned about, they will get a more full and complete opinion from seeing a physician locally
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