Michigan Medicine recently announced the appointment of Aditya S. Pandey, MD, as chair of the Department of Neurosurgery, becoming only the sixth chair of the department’s 100-year history. He replaces Dr. Karin Muraszko, a pediatric neurosurgeon and the first female chair.
Dementia is a growing problem as the world's population ages. Meet Andi and Larry Wolfe, and learn about their plan to fight this horrible condition by funding research through the Andi and Larry Wolfe Wellness Initiative for Brain Health and the Andi and the Larry Wolfe Research Professorship.
Stephanie Eid, PhD, Evan Reynolds, PhD, and Lexi Gagne, MPH, joined Rodica Pop-Busui, MD, PhD, in New Orleans for the ADA's Scientific Sessions.
The NeuroNetwork's lead statistician shares how algorithms and machine learning are going to help prevent complications from diabetes and metabolic syndrome.
The Edith Briskin Emerging Scholar shares the research the award will fund—inflammation as a potential link between cognitive decline and metabolic dysfunction—and her experiences under the mentorship of Dr. Eva Feldman.
The international organization came stateside for its annual meeting this year. Several of our team members took center stage as chairs or featured speakers and two of our rising stars shared their latest groundbreaking research at the platform and poster presentations.
A robust partnership among the NeuroNetwork for Emerging Therapies, the ALS Center of Excellence, and the University of Michigan School of Public Health has produced an important publication in the International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health, entitled “Associations of self‑reported occupational exposures and settings to ALS
It was quite the celebration as not only did the U-M Neuroscience Conference return to campus, but the Neuroscience Graduate Program Celebrated its 50th Anniversary.
In honor of ALS Awareness Month, the American Neurological Association spoke to Dr. Eva Feldman about ALS advocacy, the ALS patient population, new research, and more.
Watch the Edith Briskin Emerging Scholar and a host of other exciting speakers as the Michigan Alzheimer's Disease Center's annual symposium was back in person.
After a 2-season hiatus, the ALS Awareness baseball game returned last night as Michigan Baseball completed a season sweep against the Michigan State Spartans.
Dr. Stephen Goutman shares important information that everyone should know about ALS on Michigan Medicine's Michigan Health blog.
In a preview of the session "Emerging Directions in Diabetic Neuropathy" at the American Diabetes Association 82nd Scientific Sessions, the ADA interviewed Dr. Eid about her upcoming talk, "Mitochondria as New Therapeutic Targets in Diabetic Neuropathy."
The Robert A. Epstein and Joan M. Chernoff-Epstein Emerging Scholar recently shared his progress working towards a clinical trial for tofacitinib.
The symposium featured a host of incredible speakers that included international research leaders, as well as faculty from the University of Michigan, which included a number of NeuroNetwork faculty.
When two separate ALS diagnoses touched the lives of Bob & Joan Epstein, they sprang to action and funded the Robert A. Epstein and Joan M. Chernoff-Epstein Fund for Innovative Therapies and the Robert A. Epstein and Joan M. Chernoff-Epstein Emerging Scholar.
After a two-year hiatus, the Michigan Baseball ALS Awareness game returns on May 17 at 6 PM against the Michigan State Spartans.
Dr. Murdock Talks About His Research and Thanks Bob and Joan Epstein.
The article features Dr. Eva Feldman's Frontiers of Neuroscience Plenary Session at the American Academy of Neurology's Annual Meeting in Seattle.
Dr. Elafros was interviewed about her recent viewpoint in JAMA Neurology: "
The Global Burden of Polyneuropathy—In Need of an Accurate Assessment"
