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Whether he’s diagnosing the problem behind a malfunctioning desktop computer or maintaining the integrity of a decade’s worth of lab data, IT Analyst Ryan Aa

ZiYan Britt’s work as a senior clinical research specialist allows her to connect with two passions: learning more about neuroscience and the brain while als

Managing the nursing staff, projects, and schedules for the Neuro Intensive Care and Step Down Units in Duke University Hospital (DUH), brings personal and l

This week’s Spotlight interview shines on Rebecca Murphy, a licensed practical nurse within the Neuro Spine and Stepdown Unit of Duke Central Tower.

Neurocritical care units (Neuro ICUs) have to be equipped to help patients with complex, urgent conditions or injuries at a moment’s notice.

Madeline Heintschel became interested in health care as a high school student after volunteering to help patients at a local hospital.

Managing research projects for one academic laboratory can be challenging on its own.

The consequences of Parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative movement disorders go beyond their physical symptoms.

Today is National Women Physician’s Day.

Michelle Moshkowitz’s history with Duke Neurology stretches back to 2008, when she started working as a registered medical assistant at our Morreene Road Cli