Aslan, finding new heights while mom and dad work.

Our own Dr. Jamila Minga, received K23 NIH funding to begin working on understanding language production after right hemisphere #stroke. Looking to find out 1st ➡️ what goes wrong & 2nd ➡️ what areas of brain have deficits. Congrats Jamila Minga 🎉 Duke Health Duke Department of Medicine

Received the NOA, my first NIH NIH NIDCD grant as PI for #RHStroke research! Huge amount of gratitude for my fabulous mentors: Dr. J. M. Groh @woodforbrains Argye Hillis Davida Fromm @woodforbrains @BrianMacWhinney Chip Gerfen Adam Jacks Let the work begin!

Way to go International Right Hemisphere Collaborative (IRHC)! PeggyBlake Ronelle Hewetson @Patrea_SP Melissa Johnson. Another publication advancing the RHD literature. Duke Otolaryngology - HNS&CS Duke Institute for Brain Sciences onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11…

Where patients receive their care matters. We are proud of our team and the exceptional care they provide. Our ear, nose, and throat (ENT) program is nationally ranked & the #1 ENT program in NC, according to U.S. News & World Report for 2022-2023.U.S. News & World Report #USNewsHealth

All of us on the TLCSD Ed Board are so thankful for our reviewers!! Dr. Patrick R. Walden Jerry K Hoepner Derek E. Daniels Dr. Kerry Mandulak Alli Sauerwein

Right-hemisphere stroke survivors ask doctors fewer questions, as do Black women, independent of brain injury. Jamila Minga of Duke Otolaryngology - HNS&CS says providers should consider race when diagnosing communication disorders. Full story📰: today.duke.edu/2023/01/person… Visual summary👇

Great opportunity with Dr. Byom. To all of my former RAs, please consider applying.

Dr. Howard Francis has recently taken on an additional role of Chief of the Medical Staff of the Duke University Hospital. Congratulations on the additional new role! Duke Health bit.ly/3MmouCz

Thank you to all those who attended this year's Alumni Resident Research Symposium on Friday, June 16, 2023. Our annual #Alumni #Research Day provides an opportunity to focus on the academic achievements in the department and to reconnect with our alumni. bit.ly/46xfwdp

A stroke is like a heart attack but in your brain. Speech-language pathologist, Dr. Minga, researches an underdiagnosed communication disorder brought on by strokes #RHD Duke Health bit.ly/3Xt8X7q

Congratulations to Sherri Smith, PhD, AuD, CCC-A, for being elected a Fellow of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) ASHA bit.ly/3JZZAXe

Kristal Riska, PhD., Awarded Funding for "Identifying Mechanisms Between Hearing Loss and Falls." NIH #HearingLoss bit.ly/473PVJ8

With NIH funding, mentorship from Duke Psychiatry's Dr. David Goldston & inspiration from patient stories, Duke Otolaryngology - HNS&CS's Dr. Nosayaba Osazuwa-Peters is working to bring awareness to the often-overlooked issue of #suicide among head & neck cancer patients. ow.ly/ilVA50PatGK

Duke Clinician’s Research and Passion Lead to Fund Development Duke University School of Medicine headnecksurgery.duke.edu/news/duke-clin…

Otolaryngology Residency will host 3 free Virtual Town Halls. Goal is to share what makes Duke special by introducing our mission & core values, providing information about our program structure, discussing our research. Register today! bit.ly/3QPyypD

🎥 "RHD: Hidden Diagnosis" documentary will be screening at Raleigh Film and Art Festival in October. Get your tickets 🎟️ today for October. Jamila Minga #rhd bit.ly/45BGord Duke Institute for Brain Sciences

Steven Eliades, PhD, MD dedicates his time to the study of marmoset neural mechanisms, seeking valuable insights into human brain function related to vocal communication. #communicationdisorders #ENT Duke Institute for Brain Sciences Duke Health bit.ly/3Z31ywq

Jamila Minga blew it out of the water today with her #righthemisphere documentary and talk by Simon Barton, RHD Stroke survivor and author (see books below).

Congrats to Dr. Watts & Dr. Cannon on their selection as participants for 2024 ALICE program: Academic Leadership, Innovation, & Collaborative Engmt, is a year-long leadership development opportunity designed for mid-career #womenfaculty at Duke University School of Medicine bit.ly/3TgF9Lb