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Michelle Maher, MD, first became interested in the brain when she was 10 years old.

A promising new therapy for brain tumors detailed in the New England Journal of Medicine and a  validation of a popular stroke treatment for patien

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

Minji Jang, PhD, began her undergraduate studies wanting to be a teacher, but became fascinated by the underlying mechanisms behind emotions, especially duri

A new study in

A new treatment improves survival rates for some types of brain tumors while also reducing the need for invasive therapies such as surgery, radiation, and chemot

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 May, members of the Duke Neurology Department contributed to 12 new peer-reviewed journal articles.

Rick Bedlack’s interest in neurology stretches back to his childhood, when he wondered why rolling down a hill made him dizzy.