Clinical Neurology

Neurology encompasses a broad area of clinical medicine, as well as clinical, translational, and basic research, related to disorders and processes in the brain and central nervous system. Much of our understanding of neurological diseases emerged in recent years, largely through contributions from rapidly advancing disciplines including neuroscience, molecular biology, regenerative medicine, and computational biology. Articles are welcome from a broad range of disciplines and approaches ranging from clinical medicine (e.g., clinical neurology, clinical trials, and neuropsychology) to basic sciences relevant to clinical practice and instructive to clinical work (e.g., neurogenetics, animal models, electrophysiology, and nanomedicine). We encourage submissions from international contributors and researchers of all specialties that relate to brain function and disease. We strive to reach a wide audience by publishing original research, reviews, opinions, and articles on best practice and education in the neurology and neuroscience fields.

We welcome the submission of articles reporting original research and ideas to the Journal of Clinical Medicine.

Subject Areas

    Movement disorders and epilepsy;
    Neuroimmune disorders;
    Motor neuron diseases;
    Alzheimer disease and dementia;
    Cerebrovascular diseases and stroke;
    Neuro-ophthalmology;
    Pain;
    Head injury;
    Nanomedicine and digital health;
    Neurophysiology;
    Neuropharmacology;
    Genetics and genomics;
    Neurobiology;
    Neuroinflammation;
    Animal and cell models;
    Proteomics and metabolomics;
    Neuroepidemiology;
    Neuro-oncology;
    Neurosurgery