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Just a few weeks into her internship at the Duke Neurology Department, Aaliyah Bowden is already deeply immersed in neurology, having interviewed researchers, copyedited dozens of pages of docu

More than 200 memory disorder researchers, community stakeholders for Alzheimer’s disease and aging care, and members of the public gathered in Asheville on June 1 to mark the launch of the

Our third entry in our “Neurology and Men’s Health” series focuses on the leading neurological killer of men and women alike--stroke.

Insomnia has many causes: afternoon caffeine, excess screen time, existential crises, and others.

Throughout history, men have had, and continue to have, enormous benefits compared to women in the field of medicine.

The second entry in our “Neurology and Men’s Health” series focuses on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS.

Just in time for National Stroke Month, members of the Duke Neurology Department contributed to three stroke-related research articles in May.

This week’s “Spotlight” interview shines on Sandra Napier, MSN, FNP-BC, a member of the acute stroke team at Duke University Hospital.