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This week’s “spotlight” interview shines on  the Houston Neurology and Sleep Diagnostic Center’s Ching-Chiang Allen Chu, MD, PhD, a 1998 graduate of our residency program.

Brad Kolls, MD, PhD, MMCi, first became interested in neurology as an undergraduate, when he wondered how the nervous systems of salamanders and lizards could allow them to regrow lost limbs.

The work of Sneha Mantri, MD, combines medical and literary elements self into a complementary whole.

When a comatose young mother came into Duke’s Neuro Intensive Care Unit (Neuro ICU) after a cardiac arrest, second-year resident Martin Weiss, MD, and other clinicians worked overtime to give h

While E. Wayne Massey, MD, had an initial career path to become a preacher, his medical school projects and love for neuroscience aroused his interest in becoming a neurologist.

Dina Randazzo, DO, was 13 when she was told that her father had less than three months to live.

For stroke fellow Matthew Ehrlich, MD, MPH, every new patient presents an opportunity to analyze important details and think outside of the box.

For Michael Lutz, PhD, a typical day straddles the line between the “drier” computer- and statistic-focused and the “wetter” genetic/genomic- and biochem

For Senior Assistant Resident (third-year) resident Jennifer Creed, MD, PhD, a recent day might include everything from studying traumat