It's a podcast of pairs this time, for the latest issue of the journal. There's two hosts, two halves of the brain, two sides to a clinical debate, and two themes to the episode itself. Leading off is a discussion on peripheral neurology, taking a look at the editors' choice paper on immune checkpoint inhibitors. That's followed by a paper on secondary hype ... Show More
Sep 29
Adoptive immunotherapy, updated MS criteria, and misleading meters - Editors' Highlights October 2026
A rare sight on the podcast: a paper from the cutting edge of practice, with the novel use of CAR-T cells in treating neurological diseases. Editors Phil Smith and Geraint Fuller bring a selection of papers from the October 2026 issue of the journal to discuss. Returning to the m ... Show More
51m 42s
Sep 16
Mystifying malabsorption, and brain stem syndromes - Case Reports August 2026
Diet continues to be a growing presence in the neurological diagnoses cropping up for the Case Reports team, returning again after its previous appearance with gastric sleeves. The first case (1:25), from UCLH in London, is that of a 49-yo woman, presenting with a history of wors ... Show More
45m 16s
Aug 26
Mapping the blindspot: papilloedema for neurologists
Space, the final frontier. A new domain for the podcast opens, as we learn how astronauts are preparing for Mars transit by lying in bed. But first - the ophthalmology department refers a patient with a swollen optic disc. When is it papilloedema, and when is it not? And what doe ... Show More
51m 5s
Nov 2024
SCP Podcast Mini Series, Episode 20: Clogged Brain Toilets and Neuroinflammation
In this episode Dr. Perry discusses his journey of healing brain inflammation by cleaning the brain waste draining toilets. Dural venous sinus, glymphatics, and the newly discovered brain meningeal layer. Yes there is hope for brain fog and inflammation. Website: https://www.sto ... Show More
16m 57s