This talk is also part of our Friday lecture series Frontiers of BrainHealth.
Explore the evolution of brain surgery and implications for proactive brain health with international speaker and one of the nation’s leading neurological surgeons, Dr. Theodore H. Schwartz, professor of neurological surgery in otolaryngology at Weill Cornell Medicine. Dr. Schwartz shares a surgeon’s perspective on major advances in the history of brain health science, as well as the cultural and philosophical significance of popular brain-related topics in a fireside chat with neurologist and longtime friend Mitch Elkind, MD, chief clinical science officer at the American Heart Association.
Dr. Schwartz is the author of the highly-anticipated new book Gray Matters: A Biography of Brain Surgery.
NOTE: ON FRIDAY AT LUNCHTIME
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About This Series
Our most popular speaker series, BrainHealth Presents features top brain scientists, authors, inventors and futurists for conversations about the latest advances in science, technology and real-world applications applicable to better brain health.
2024 talks are free of charge.
YOU WILL RECEIVE:
Reminders before all 2024 season talks.
Access to a live, virtual Q&A (where we respond to as many as possible).
Exclusive event recordings shared only with registrants.