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In response to the COVID-19 epidemic, DukeHealth has accelerated its services to treat patients remotely via video and audio calls.

What do a genetic analysis of the intersecting pathways between Alzheimer’s disease and depression, a national prize-winning essay examining the ethics of unionization for physicians, and a systema

Mariam Hovhannisyan found her mind turning to cognitive neuroscience as a high school student, when a crime show she was watching prompted her to consider how differences in brain chemistry mig

The Duke Neurology Department’s clinical, translational, and basic science wings came together last Thursday to discuss their work and collaborate at the Division of Translational Brain Sciences an

This February, members of the Duke Department of Neurology contributed to 10 new research articles in peer-reviewed journals.

Morgan Carter, the Neurology Department’s clinical operations manager, works to make every visit to one of our providers as smooth, quick, and complete as possible, whether that means implement

A multicenter, phase III interventional clinical trial being offered at Duke through the Immune Tolerance Network is examining the efficacy of autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, an

The AHA/ASA's top award for all three of our hospitals, as well as more than a dozen new lectures, abstracts, and presentations are just some highlights to come from Duke at the 2020 International

Taewon Kim, PhD, first became interested in the neurosciences while playing high school baseball, when he began wondering how his brain retained the motor skills he picked up during hours of pr

Members of the Duke Neurology Department helped advance the practice and profession of clinical neurophysiology at the 2020 American Clinical Neurophysiology Society (ACNS) Annual Meeting in New Or