Wendy Mitchell, MD
Dr. Wendy Mitchell is a Professor of Clinical Neurology at Keck School of Medicine of University of Southern California and an Attending Child Neurologist at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. She…
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Dr. Wendy Mitchell is a Professor of Clinical Neurology at Keck School of Medicine of University of Southern California and an Attending Child Neurologist at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. She…
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The Smile, the Brain, the Heart The smile hits you first. Then the brain. In time, the goodness. The smile is welcoming and warm, interested, and curious, awaiting wonders. The…
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Dr. Donna Ferriero is internationally renowned for her incredible impact in neonatal neurology, pioneering and refining neuroprotection in the NICU, revolutionizing how we care for our smallest patients – but…
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A lifelong caretaker for others, Dr. Roy Elterman transformed the world of child neurology through his work in clinical trials of medications for epilepsy and his development of the Pediatric…
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Dr. James “Jim” Riviello was born in Philadelphia and grew up in the Philadelphia suburb of Cherry Hill, N.J. His father was a general medical practitioner and his mother an…
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Two score and ten years ago, a young Chief Military Pediatrician at Walter Reed Army Medical Center completed military service, received an Army Commendation medal for setting up a child…
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Throughout her illustrious career, Radha Giridharan, MD (“Dr. Giri”) has combined clinical expertise, excellence in teaching and a humanistic approach to the care of patients. Her clinical skills were honed…
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Michael Justin Noetzel, MD was born on April 3, 1951, and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. He died on February 20, 2022, just six weeks before his 71st birthday, and just…
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It would be typical in biographical statements written for the occasion of one of our colleagues being given an august award for some manner of achievement that we march through…
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Most deserving of a CNS Lifetime Achievement Award, the first ever bestowed on a non-physician, is Roger Larson: historian, editor, literary critic, author and, as of this conference, recently retired…
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