• The healthy aging brain care monitor self-report questionnaire has acceptable psychometric properties in the Iranian people.
• The Persian version of the questionnaire is shorter than the original questionnaire.
• The validity of the Persian version varies in different cultures and languages.

• Combined therapy, behavior management intervention, and pharmacotherapy focusing on comorbid depression effectively
reduce migraine-related disability and indices in migraine patients.
• Combined therapy focusing on comorbid depression resulted in greater reductions in migraine indicator (frequency)
among participants.

• Different neurological manifestations have been reported that were caused or provoked by COVID-19.
• The seizure frequency increased during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• The most prevalent causes of seizures before the COVID-19 pandemic period and stroke during the pandemic are
unknown.
• The convulsive status epilepticus increased during the COVID-19 pandemic period by 4-fold.

• APB/ADM CMAP or abductor pollicis brevis/abductor digiti minimi compound muscle action potentials ratio is a
relatively highly sensitive but moderately specific diagnostic marker for differentiating amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
patients from healthy controls.
• The diagnostic utility of the APB/ADM CMAP ratio is higher in patients under 50 years of age.

• Hoarding disorder is observed in 3.2% of individuals accompanying patients visiting the hospitals.
• Hoarding scores have a significant difference in terms of gender, level of education, and occupation.
• The prevalence of hoarding disorder has no association with demographic characteristics.

• Glaucoma is the most pathologic cause of optic disc cupping and usually occurs with elevated intraocular pressure.
• The non-glaucomatous optic neuropathies have more neuroretinal rim pallor with less excavation of the disc than
in glaucoma.
• Visual field examination, optical coherence tomography, or neuroimaging test help differentiate glaucomatous optic
neuropathy from non-glaucomatous one.

• Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) after COVID-19 vaccination is serious and fatal, despite its delicate nature.
• Management strategies for CVST after COVID-19 vaccination should be considered.
• Raising awareness about CVST after COVID-19 vaccination may improve patients’ outcomes.