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As a child, Vincent Chang, MD, LLM, dreamed of being an airline pilot, but a high school neuroscience course, and later, time interacting with stroke patient

Shruti Agashe, MD, MS, first came to Duke as a biomedical engineering student.

The Duke Neurology Department has expanded its movement disorders fellowship program to provide fellows with a research-immersive second year, thanks to a pledge from Dr.

While Dellila Hodgson’s primary duties involve overseeing experiments in the lab of Ornit Chiba-Falek, PhD, Hodgson considers herself a teacher at heart.

A new blood-based test for Parkinson’s disease, improved monitoring techniques for epilepsy, and a chapter discussing the use of transcranial magnetic stimulatio

Researchers have developed a blood test that detects Parkinson’s disease, potentially establishing a way to help diagnose the condition before nervous system damage worsens.

Joel Page, MD, first found himself drawn to neurology by his fascination with human behavior and the origins of consciousness.

Local middle school students visited Duke this August to touch human brains, learn about the U.S.

When Nhu-y Phan, MD, became the first member of her family to complete college and then medical school, she felt a range of emotions.