Table of Contents

1: Caroline M. Tanner and G. Webster Ross: Neuroepidemiology: Fundamental Considerations
2: Lorene M. Nelson and Valerie McGuire: Study Design, Measures of Effect, and Sources of Bias
3: Stephen K. Van Den Eeden, Beate Ritz, and Kristen Cobb: Measurement and Analysis
4: Marieke C.J. Dekker, Cornelia M. van Duijn, and Lorene M. Nelson: Genetic Epidemiology for Neurologic Disease
5: Amy Borenstein Graves: Alzheimer's Disease and Vascular Dementia
6: Caroline M. Tanner and Karen Marder: Movement Disorders
7: Carmel Armon: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
8: Alberto Ascherio and Kassandra Gorham: Multiple Sclerosis
9: Bernadette Boden-Albala and Ralph L. Sacco: Stroke
10: Jess F. Kraus and David L. McArthur: Brain and Spinal Cord Injury
11: Gary M. Franklin: Peripheral Neuropathy
12: J. Fred Annegers: Epilepsy
13: Richard B. Lipton, Sandra W. Hamelsky, and Walter F. Stewart: Migraine and Tension-Type Headache
14: Margaret Wrensch, Yuriko Minn, Terri Chew, and Melissa Bondy: Intracranial Neoplasms
15: Coleen A. Boyle and Catherine C. Murphy: Neurodevelopmental Disabilities
16: W.T. Longstreth, Jr. and Valerie McGuire: Prognosis of Neurologic Diseases
17: Connie Marras, Steven R. Schwid, and Karl Kieburtz: Clinical Trials in Neurology
18: Barbara G. Vickery and Robert G. Holloway: Health Services Research in Neurology
19: Robert G. Holloway, Barbara G. Vickery, and David H. Thorn: Evidence-Based Medicine

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"A much needed reference...well-organized and consise, [the book] provides easy to understand case scenarios and examples...highly recommended for all practitioners in the field of evidence-based neurology and clinical neurological research." --New England Journal of Medicine
"A much needed reference...well-organized and consise, [the book] provides easy to understand case scenarios and examples...highly recommended for all practitioners in the field of evidence-based neurology and clinical neurological research." --New England Journal of Medicine