The JAMSA 2026 Regular Edition on Neurology presents a rigorous compilation of scholarly work highlighting the complexities and latest advancements in neurological sciences. Featuring one empirical original research article and four comprehensive reviews, this edition effectively bridges the gap between fundamental neuroscience, digital health innovations, and clinical practice.

The featured original research presents primary data analysis and empirical findings that directly contribute to clinical evidence, methodological innovation, or therapeutic evaluation within a specific neurological condition. Complementing this, the four critical review articles systematically synthesize global literature to map emerging trends, clinical debates, and existing knowledge gaps. Together, these five manuscripts critically examine a broad spectrum of modern neurology, ranging from the pathophysiology of neurodegenerative and cerebrovascular diseases to the application of artificial intelligence and precision neuroimaging.

This collection has been meticulously curated to ignite interdisciplinary discourse and provide a solid foundation for clinical translation. It serves as an essential resource for early-career researchers and medical practitioners aiming to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of neurocritical care, neurogenetics, and neurorehabilitation.