Mitch Miglis, MD, Stanford autonomic disorders specialist, will be presenting at the Multiple System Atrophy Symposium on May 4, 2024 • 10am. Attend online or in-person at Stanford. Everyone welcome!

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The Stanford Neurohospitalist Division is actively recruiting for its two open Neurohospitalist Fellowship positions for 2025-2026. Learn more about our program: med.stanford.edu/neurology/divi… #Neurohospitalist #Fellowship

“We need more basic research [in #CancerNeuroscience ],” Michelle Monje, MD, PhD, said. “The field needs more young scientists to get into it and collaborate. And it needs more funding.” Keep reading: ow.ly/PSnB50Rcik6 #CancerResearch

This year’s newly matched #NeurologyResidents come from different walks of life—and their route to medical school was not a straight path. Read their inspiring stories: bit.ly/4aBaFZZ

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Neurologists in the #Alzheimers field understand why the U.S. FDA may take another look at the data from #donanemab ’s testing, but they expect the agency eventually will approve the drug: bit.ly/3VWWXfC

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Join us at the Ross Prize Symposium on June 20, presented by the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research Northwell Health & BMC's Molecular Medicine, honoring Dr. Michelle Monje for her contributions to cancer neuroscience. Register: bit.nyas.org/3vDgK9j

Congratulations, Juliet Knowles!

Our director Tony Wyss-Coray was named an AAAS Fellow for his research on brain aging and neurodegeneration which could potentially lead to new biomarkers and treatments for various neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. Congrats Tony! news.stanford.edu/report/2024/04…

Join the Stanford Neuroscience Team for Parkinson's Moving Day Parkinson's Foundation in San Jose on Saturday, April 20, 2024 at Lake Cunningham Regional Park: secure3.convio.net/prkorg/site/TR…

SF Bay area Chapter is hosting two webinars: May 14th 7:00 PM PT and May 23rd 7:00 PM PT. Pre-register here:
May 14th webinar (HD studies and clinical trials update) : buff.ly/4aSnJtL
May 23rd webinar (Living your best life with HD) : buff.ly/3Ug0OTW

The Stanford Neurology Communication Coaching Program pairs trained faculty coaches with every Stanford Neurology resident to meet their individual goals related to communication skills. Visit our website to learn more: med.stanford.edu/neurology/educ…

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It has been a thrill to attend the 2024 AAN conference!

I am moderating a session on non-AD dementias from 1-3 PM with some fantastic abstracts on the docket! Rooms 702/74]4/706. Come join!

P.S. Overheard at AAN: 'It's the wrong reflex hammer.'

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Catch up on all things #AANAM with today's Annual Meeting Daily! bit.ly/3U199cO

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It takes a village and we are beyond grateful for all of the hours our members spend making #AANAM the BEST #neurology meeting of the year.

An amazing night at the annual Stanford Neurology Reunion during the AAN 2024 in Denver. American Academy of Neurology #AANAM

All patients and families living with Multiple Systems Atrophy are encouraged to register for Stanford’s Multiple Systems Atrophy Symposium on May 4, 2024. BrainSupportNetwork #MovementDisorders eventbrite.com/cc/msa-symposi…

Find key events and catch up on yesterday's highlights with today's Annual Meeting Daily! bit.ly/4aX75JG

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The Stanford Neurohospitalist Division is actively recruiting for its two open Neurohospitalist Fellowship positions for 2025-2026. Check out our program information here: med.stanford.edu/neurology/divi…

FREE Living with Epilepsy Community Education Conference on May 11, 2024 at Stanford Tri-Valley.
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A new test can detect the biological signature of Parkinson’s disease before symptoms arise. Stanford Medicine neurologist, Kathleen Poston, MD, MS, explains why early diagnosis opens the door to better therapies. >>Watch the video and then read the full story:…