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

Carlene Moore’s infectious, bellowing laugh helps offset the serious nature of the work underway in her lab at Duke University School of Medicine to study painful conditions -- from sunburn and mig

Nandini Abburi, MD, had always found neuroscience interesting, but she was drawn to a career in neurology, and later hospital neurology, when she saw the rol

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

Caitlyn Mooneyham Gallagher, FNP, first decided to pursue nursing when a friend talked her into considering the field.

What do analyses of stroke rehabilitation techniques, new therapeutic targets for jaw pain, and guidelines to help sleep apnea patients cope with runny noses

Members of the Duke Neurology Department shared their advances and insights in neurology education, health disparities, movement disorders, and other areas at th

As a high school student, Mays Khweileh, MD, was fascinated

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