Resource Library
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Welcome to the FPN Resource Library. You’ll find a collection of free peripheral neuropathy educational resources, videos, brochures, and transcripts for patients, caregivers, physicians, and more.
Interested in a particular topic? You can search our e-Catalog of Articles on Peripheral Neuropathy here.
Videos, webinar
Webinar: CIDP, From Soup to Nuts, with Sami Khella, MD
Dr. Khella will discuss different ways a patient should manage the condition, from when a patient seeks diagnosis to possible treatment options. The program will also highlight how CIDP varies from other forms of neuropathies. There will be a
Videos, webinar
Webinar: Author Will Schwalbe on the Importance of Your Support Network
When Will Schwalbe met Chris Maxey in college in the 1980s they were polar opposites: Will a theater kid and Maxey a legendary athlete headed for the Navy SEALS. After Will was diagnosed with small fiber neuropathy in 2017,
Videos, webinar
Webinar: Expanded Opportunities for Peripheral Neuropathy Researchers 2023
The Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy (FPN) invited peripheral neuropathy researchers to attend a webinar featuring Cecilia Dupecher, Ph.D., for the Peer Reviewed Medical Research Program (PRMRP) at the U.S. Army’s Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs (CDMRP). The purpose of
Videos, webinar
Webinar: Idiopathic Neuropathy with Norman Latov, MD, PhD
This webinar covers idiopathic neuropathy, its definition and diagnosis. During this program, Dr. Latov explains how to tell if it’s progressive and what do if it keeps getting worse. Dr. Latov also talks about when to consider undergoing a
Videos, webinar
Webinar: Thrive State: An Empowering Holistic Approach to Peripheral Neuropathy
After studying human performance and the longest lived populations on the planet, Dr. Kien Vuu has discovered the one trait that activates the biology of health, longevity, and human performance. The Thrive State is an energetic field – a
Videos, webinar
Webinar: Hereditary Neuropathy & Genetic Testing (2022)
The Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy welcomes Sami L. Khella, MD, of Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, and Shawna Feely, MS, LGC, of the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, for a one-hour program on hereditary neuropathies and the benefits of
Peripheral neuropathy is the manifestation of many different conditions that can damage the peripheral nerves and is considered a neurological disorder rather than one distinct disease. Peripheral neuropathy may be either inherited or acquired.
Learn about peripheral neuropathy causes, symptoms, treatment options and much more. “Understanding Peripheral Neuropathy” is a perfect brochure for newly diagnosed patients, family members, care givers and support groups. Order copies by emailing [email protected] or print your own (and select print option “print to fit”).
Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy describes a family of nerve disorders that are directly caused by complications from diabetes. Learn more about the most common type of PN.
In order to achieve its mission, FPN initiated the creation of the Peripheral Neuropathy Research Registry (PNRR) which will facilitate both the basic and clinical research studies needed for an improved understanding of the causes and development of PN. Learn more about the Registry and how to enroll.
Take a peek at our newest brochure, highlighting FPN and our programs. This will soon be distributed in doctor’s offices across the country (and globe!) for newly-diagnosed patients and folks that want to connect with our organization. If you or someone you know wants to learn more about our work, check this out!
Our FPN|News that is published twice annually – Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter. With a cover article that addresses an important topic for those struggling with peripheral neuropathy, you will also find research, tips from patients, Q&A from the experts in PN, articles on ‘Living Well’, upcoming events, and more.
