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Members of the Duke Neurology Department advanced the fields of clinical and translational neuroscience this November, contributing to 16 new peer-reviewed studi

Neuro Intensive Care Units, or Neuro ICUs, are some of the most intense, demanding locations in a hospital.

Thapat "Ton" Wannarong, MD, was first drawn to neuromuscular medicine as a medical student, when a neuroanatomy class revealed how the specialty allowed one

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a degenerative disease that leads to progressive weakness and ultimately death.

For as long as she can remember, Elizabeth (Liz) Gesse, MSN, enjoyed both science and helping people, so nursing was a natural career path.

As a medical student, Shalu Bansal, MD, was drawn to family medicine, a specialty that provided opportunities to treat a variety of conditions while also get

In the suburbs of Damascus, where Ahmad Zamzam, MD, grew up, a local expression translates to English roughly to “Stroke?

This October, members of the Duke Neurology Department advanced the fields of clinical and translational neuroscience, contributing to 14 new peer-reviewed studi

Heba Al-Sahlani, PA-C, had prepared herself for a career as an investigative journalist until an anatomy and physiology class in her last semester of high sc

Webb Pierson was an Aircraft Commander in the U.S.