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Prachi Parikh, MD, had a lifelong interest in both math and physics which she maintained even as she entered medical school and her neurology residency.

The work of Xiao Hu, PhD, almost makes the word “multidisciplinary” seem like an understatement.

Jaskiran "Kiran" Vidwan, DO, first became interested in both neurology and head and facial pain as a medical student, when a rotation with a headache specialist showed her the complexity of bot

For Dorlan Kimbrough, MD, neurology is both an intellectual challenge and a moral calling, or in his words, “a puzzle that matters.” For this week’s “Spotlight” interview, the new member of our

As an undergraduate student, Cherylee Chang, MD, wanted to be a cardiothoracic surgeon.

More than 50 years after he first started studying it, Marvin Rozear, MD, still sees the brain with fascination and wonder.

Brian Mac Grory, MD, was a second-year resident when a new method of treating stroke revolutionized vascular neurology almost overnight.

Derek Neupert, MD, was first drawn to neurology after he saw the lasting, devastating impact a stroke had on his grandmother.

This week’s “spotlight” interview shines on Safa Kaleem, a rising fourth-year medical student at the Duke University School of Medicine, as well as a recent graduate of the School’s Clinical Re

Dozens of behind-the-scenes financial consequences and questions result from even the simplest of clinic visits to one of our neurologists.