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In 2016, Jodi Hawes, MD, participated in one of our first “Faculty Spotlight” inter

The growing specialty of hospital neurology has two hallmarks: complexity and diversity.

Daniel Laskowtiz, MD, MHS, was the subject of one of our first Facul

Michael Morris, MD, first found himself drawn to neurology shortly after starting his clinical rotations as a medical student.

Vascular neurologists use the saying “time is brain” when referring to the urgent need for prompt stroke treatment.

William Powers, MD, went to medical school with the intention of being the local doctor of a small New England town.

Nathan “Troy” Tagg, MD, has been fascinated in both vision and the brain and nervous system since his first year of medical school.

Joel Morgenlander, MD, came to Duke as a neurology resident in 1987 and has stayed here ever since.

The Duke Neurology Department continued to grow and expand its missions of providing excellent clinical care, conducting research to improve our understanding of neurological conditions and how to

Cina Sasannejad, MD, first became interested in neuroscience as an undergraduate student, when he observed how the field brought together elements of biology, chemistry, psychology, and culture