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The CATS Foundation was invited to have a stand at the British Paediatric Neurological Association Conference in January 2014 to promote its services and a planned gene therapy trial.
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The lobby of the American Academy of Neurology is the light-filled “brain” of the building and features interactive screens focused on neurological information.
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Title: Névrologie, ou, Description et iconographie du système nerveux [electronic resource] : et des organes des sens de l'homme avec leur mode de préparation
Creator: Hirschfeld, Ludovic, 1816-1876
Creator: Léveillé, J.-B
Creator: Lawson, Kenneth, active 1898 former owner
Creator: King's College London
Publisher: Paris : Baillière
Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library
Contributor: King's College London, Foyle Special Collections Library
Date: 1853
Language: fre
Description: "Accompagné de quatre-vingt-douze planches dessinées d'après nature. Ouvrage adopté par le Conseil supérieur de l'instruction pubique" -- title page
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Neurology is a branch of study that mainly deals with mind disorder, Nervous System, Spinal Cord.
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Neurological problems in India are linked with various taboos because of the low level of knowledge about these life-threatening conditions. According to an estimate, more than 30 million people in India suffer from different forms of neurological disorders.
UCSF Neurology. Stephen Hauser greeted me at the Weill Institute for Neurosciences at UCSF with the kind of presence that immediately quiets a room, not through authority, but warmth. There’s something patient and steady in his demeanor. The kind of person who, even after decades at the front lines of medicine, still makes you feel like he’s right there with you, fully. No distance. No armor.
Hauser is best known for transforming our understanding and treatment of multiple sclerosis. For much of the twentieth century, MS remained a stubborn mystery. The prevailing theories focused on T cells. But Hauser, drawing from both intuition and evidence, kept coming back to the role of B cells. It was an unpopular view for years. He persisted.
That persistence changed the world. Through careful experiments and dogged collaboration with immunologists and neurologists across continents, Hauser and his team developed a B cell-targeted therapy that dramatically altered the course of the disease. What had been a cruel and unpredictable spiral for patients became something that could be slowed, managed, even arrested. The treatment, now used around the globe, is one of the clearest examples in modern medicine of science reshaping fate. Millions of people are living freer lives because he stayed the course.
But that isn’t the whole story. In person, Hauser radiates kindness. He listens more than he speaks. He remembers small things and follows up. During our visit, he was quick to credit his colleagues and trainees. There is no trace of the solitary genius trope. Instead, you get the sense of a man who believes deeply in teams, in shared discovery, in lifting others.
He writes about this beautifully in his memoir, The Face Laughs While the Brain Cries. It’s an honest, often poetic look at his life in medicine—his own early fears, the patients who shaped him, the losses, the breakthroughs. The title comes from a moment that only a neurologist might recognize: the face of a patient with a certain kind of brain injury, smiling mechanically while the person inside weeps. That kind of dissonance, between surface and soul, is something Hauser has spent a lifetime trying to bridge.
There is something sacred about the work he does. Not in a lofty, abstract sense, but in the way he remains present with patients. The way he speaks about them, decades after seeing them last. The way he still seems a little awed by biology itself.
As we wrapped our session, I asked him what still drives him. He paused for a long moment before answering. Then he said, “Because it’s not finished. There is still more we don’t understand than we do.” He smiled. “And I still believe we can help.”
That, in the end, might be the most remarkable thing about Stephen Hauser. Not just what he’s accomplished, but that after all this time, he still walks forward with wonder.