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Toward Treatments and Cures for Rare Diseases: Perspective of Dr. Erika Augustine

Winter 2018 | CNS Connections magazine

QUESTION| Let’s start by talking about the development of therapeutics for rare diseases. How did you become interested in this topic? One of the great aspects of clinical child neurology...

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Q&A with Outgoing President Kenneth Mack

Fall 2017 | CNS Connections magazine

QUESTION | What is the best thing about being President of the CNS? Being President of the Child Neurology Society has been a joyful experience. I most appreciated the opportunity...

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Dr. Huda Zoghbi

Dr. Huda Zoghbi: Scientist for the 21st Century

Spring 2017 | CNS Connections magazine

QUESTION| What is the most important quality that a physician-scientist can have? Curiosity. Especially, the ability to question assumptions and to dig deep for answers. QUESTION| What is the most...

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International Affairs Committee member Ken Holden (l) and Chair, Jorge Vidaurre (r); have been actively involved in several Central and South American projects and conferences, cultivating invaluable relationships with child neurologists to the south.

Child Neurology on the World State

Winter 2016 | CNS Connections magazine

QUESTION | What are the proposed goals of the International Affairs Committee? Our main goal is to improve the delivery of pediatric neurological care in developing countries and in areas...

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Q & A with “Transitioning” CNS President, Nina Schor

Fall 2015 | CNS Connections magazine

Editor’s Note: I first met Dr. Schor about twenty years ago, when I was still a resident. I was working in a lab and trying to learn how to perform...

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