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Neurology research, ranked for you

A PubMed alert for neurology that puts the studies most likely to matter first, with a one-line summary of each.

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Neurology moves quickly across stroke, epilepsy, movement disorders, dementia and neuroimmunology, and a plain PubMed alert for any of them is ordered by date. A small randomised trial and a single-patient case report sit side by side, and the one that should change your clinic is easy to miss.

ResearchBird reads each new study in your feed and re-ranks the list by importance, so trials, guidelines and meta-analyses come first. Every study is marked High, Medium or Low for your topic and gets a one-line summary, so you can decide in seconds whether to open the abstract.

Set up a feed for the conditions you actually see, such as migraine prevention or thrombectomy selection, and get one tidy digest by email on the schedule you choose.

What a neurology digest looks like

Illustrative example
Top 3 for you · re-ranked by importance
1
Tenecteplase versus alteplase before thrombectomy in large vessel stroke
Randomised trial · 1,820 patients
Similar functional outcomes at 90 days with a simpler single-bolus regimen.
High
2
Anti-CGRP antibodies for migraine prevention after two failed oral agents
Meta-analysis · 14 trials
Fewer monthly migraine days than placebo, with a consistent effect across trials.
High
3
Blood neurofilament light as a marker of progression in early Parkinson disease
Cohort study · 640 patients
Higher levels tracked faster decline, but cut-offs are not yet validated.
Medium

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