How Public Supported Studies Bring This Researcher and Patient Closer to a Cure for Alzheimer’s
Dr. Whitson is featured in this Working@Duke article discussing the importance of early testing for memory disorders and how public funding impacts those opportunities.
Parkinson’s Gut-Microbiota Links Raise Treatment Possibilities
Laurie Sanders, PhD discusses causal relationships between the microbiome and Parkinson's Disease.
Making A Difference - Megan Phillips
A special shout out to our Chief Administrative Officer, Megan Phillips, recognized as part of Administrative Professionals Week by Pam Neville.
How Much Melatonin Should I Take? Doctors Explain.
Dr. Spector discusses factors to consider when consuming melatonin.
Duke Neurology at AAN 2025
Duke Neurology was well represented at the American Academy of Neurology's (AAN) Annual Meeting, this year held in San Diego, California.
This 1 Eating Habit Puts You At Higher Risk Of Dementia, According To New Study
Dr. Liu discusses the impacts of diet and its relation to dementia risk.
Strokes May be More Devastating to Smart People — Here’s How
Dr. El Husseini comments on the impacts of cognitive decline after a stroke.
The Sexism in Sleep Apnea Diagnostic Pathways
Dr. Spector discusses the impacts women face regarding sleep apnea.
The Fragile Future of American Science
Laurie Sanders, PhD is featured in this SoM Magnify article on the impact of NIH cuts to Facilities & Administration research grant costs to critical research.
These LI Exercise Classes Can Help Relieve Parkinson's Symptoms
Dr. Dahlben discusses the benefits of exercise for Parkinson's patients and its impact on progression.