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Marjorie Soltis, MD, came to Duke in 2016 as a resident, after her neuroscience class and time working with Parkinson’s patient convinced her to pursue neuro

As part of the ongoing partnership with Duke University and North Carolina Central University, Duke will host 

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

The Duke Neurology Department has released its selections for its residency class of 2027. Our next class of residents will consist of:

Megumi Sugita, DO, was first drawn to the brain during her neuroanatomy class, when she learned about the many intricate functions performed by the mammalian brain

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

 The shortest month of the year was still an active one for research in the Duke Neurology Department.

Candace Moody, PA-C, didn’t know what a physician assistant (PA) was until college, but an interest group meeting turned her on to the scope and flexibility

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

Winning the North Carolina Neurological Society's (NCNS) first NeuroBowl trivia contest was just the start for members of the Duke Neurology Department at the NC