Duke Neurology Research Round Up, June 2019

The first major review of managing MS during pregnancy, and a JAMA article examining clinical examinations for cardiac syncope are highlights from research from our Department in June 2019.

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Neurology and Women's Health: Migraines

Hillary Yu, NP-C, MSN, talks about why headaches, the most common neurological disorder in the United States, are especially devastating for women--and what can be done about them.

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Learn about and join North Carolina Registry for Brain Health to improve our understanding of memory and brain health and how to manage, treat, and prevent memory disorders.

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Diagnostic and treatment options expand at Duke Comprehensive Epilepsy Center

The Duke Comprehensive Epilepsy Center is expanding diagnostic and treatment resources to become a national leader in serving patients with epilepsy.

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The Duke Department of Neurology offers exceptional patient care for patients with conditions affecting the brain and nervous system. We also conduct cutting-edge basic, translational, and clinical research, and train the next generation of leaders in neuroscience.