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Providing ACGME accredited education, the adult epilepsy fellowship emphasizes advanced diagnosis and management of epilepsy with training in video EEG monitoring and surgical evaluation. Fellows work in a dedicated epilepsy monitoring unit, interpret EEG and intracranial studies, and participate in outpatient clinics and surgery conferences while exploring opportunities for research and quality improvement.

Guided by a commitment to exceptional neurological care, our clinic provides comprehensive services for new and established patients every other Thursday. Our team addresses a wide range of conditions, including epilepsy, migraines, neuropathy, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, dementia and more, ensuring patients receive expert evaluation and treatment in a supportive environment.

Committed to advancing understanding of Parkinson’s disease and related movement disorders through cutting-edge research and collaborative initiatives. The center integrates basic science, translational studies and clinical trials to uncover disease mechanisms and develop novel therapies. Its mission includes fostering partnerships among scientists and clinicians, promoting education and improving patient care through evidence-based approaches.

A multi-site research initiative funded by the National Institutes of Health that investigates how brain connectivity changes with age and what factors contribute to cognitive resilience or decline. Building on the Human Connectome Project in Aging, AABC follows over 1,000 adults aged 36 and older using brain imaging, cognitive testing, surveys and biospecimen collection. The study emphasizes diversity in its participant pool and examines influences such as stress, lifestyle, sleep and hormonal changes to identify pathways that promote healthy brain aging.

Offering individualized training opportunities, this fellowship spans basic, translational and clinical research focused on neurodegenerative dementing disorders. Fellows benefit from a flexible structure tailored to career goals and gain experience across the full spectrum of aging and dementia studies.

Investigates molecular, neuronal and network mechanisms of stroke injury and recovery, aiming to identify therapeutic targets that improve outcomes after acute brain injury.

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Provides high-quality, compassionate care for individuals diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, while advancing research to develop new therapies. Its multidisciplinary team integrates clinical care, clinical trials and translational research to improve understanding of ALS and accelerate treatment development. The center emphasizes collaboration among physicians, clinicians and scientists to offer personalized care and pursue innovative approaches aimed at finding effective therapies and ultimately a cure.

Dedicated to advancing ALS care, our center offers patients access to state-of-the-art treatment, precision medicine and cutting-edge research opportunities. Our multidisciplinary team works collaboratively to deliver individualized care plans, ensuring that each patient receives comprehensive support tailored to their unique needs.

Developing advanced neuroimaging biomarkers to study aging and neurodegeneration. By combining MRI, PET, psychometrics, fluid biomarkers and microbiome data, the lab investigates diseases like Alzheimer’s, Down syndrome and neuroCOVID to improve diagnosis and guide therapies.

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