Disputes & Debates: Join the Conversation
Whether you are a veteran neurology professional, resident, or fellow—you are encouraged to present your own findings, ask a question, or comment on methodology, results, or conclusions featured in recently published articles. Many exchanges are published in later print issues of Neurology in the section called Disputes & Debates: Editors' Choice.
Letters should be submitted within 6 months of issue date, but the editors will consider a longer time period for submission if they consider the letter a significant addition to the literature.
Read the Special Editorial About Disputes and Debates
Disputes, debates, dialogue, and dodgers | Read Full Article
Andrea Rahkola, Steven Galetta
"The Disputes & Debates section not only serves as a way for readers to interact with published content, but as the avenue for continued peer review after publication. In the field of neurology, new information comes quickly—sometimes so quickly that the publication process cannot keep pace. Having the means to continue review on published content allows every article to be a living text and every reader to be a peer reviewer."
Recent Disputes & Debates: Editor's Choice
Agree? Disagree? Here's How to Join the Conversation:
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Click on "See Comments" below the article title.
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You will be brought to the bottom of the article page. Click on "Comment" to begin.
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Compose your comment following the requirements and submission guidelines.
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Next, fill out the author information for yourself and all other contributing authors.
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Finally, complete the publishing agreement and click 'submit.'
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Meet the Editors of
Disputes and Debates
Disputes and Debates
Steven Galetta, MD, FAAN
Editor
Aravind Ganesh, MD, DPhil
Deputy Editor
Ariane Lewis, MD
Deputy Editor
James E. Siegler III, MD
Deputy Editor