Tag: IETF

Attend the Movement Disorders Virtual Symposium; We’re Taking Applications for Fall Scholarships; Talking About the Tremelo Hand Stabilizing Device.

Shaky hands are not a sign of aging. And a shaky head is not a sure sign of Parkinson’s disease. An involuntary shaking of the hands, head, voice, legs or trunk can be a sign of essential tremor (ET). ET is one of the most common movement disorders in the world, and the most common […]

Essential Tremor and the COVID-19 Vaccine; Sage Shares Information on New Drug for ET; Order Your FREE Essential Tremor Awareness Posters

New Medication Being Developed for ET, New Podcast Explains How a DaTscan Can Help Diagnose ET, Four Students Awarded College Scholarships

IETF: Past, Present and Future; Together We Can Make Life Better for People with ET; An Interview with Scholarship Recipient Madison Young.

By Richard Riehl,Freelance Writer Today I agreed to donate my brain to medical science. (I’ll pause here to allow regular readers of my published opinion pieces to stop laughing.) Twenty-two years ago, after an afternoon of heavy yard work, I reached for a cold beer and sat down to rest. As I brought the bottle […]

Learn About Focused Ultrasound in Our New Podcast; Living with Essential Tremor; Support Students This GivingTuesday. ,

IETF Medical Advisory Board member Dr. Sheng-Han Kuo has been named a recipient of the The Derek Denny-Brown Young Neurological Scholar Award in Clinical Science from the American Neurological Association (ANA). Dr. Kuo is assistant director of neurology at Columbia University in New York City.  

IETF scholarship recipient Terrin Griffeth shares how essential tremor has impacted his life.

IETF scholarship recipient Elizabeth Carroll shares her experience of living with essential tremor.