Brigham and Women's Hospital is where advanced technology and clinical research combine to provide complex neurological care and surgery.
The Department of Neurology at Brigham and Women’s Hospital provides comprehensive neurological care for patient communities locally, nationally, and all over the world. Our multidisciplinary neurology staff strives to provide patient-focused, world-class medical care for the entire spectrum of neurological diseases.
The Department of Neurosurgery is where American neurosurgery was founded by Dr. Harvey Cushing in 1913. Since our opening over 100 years ago, the department has maintained a strong commitment to state-of-the-art patient care and to the advancement of neurosurgical research and education.
Our neuroscience research centers conduct basic and clinical research to explore a range of neurology and neurosurgical conditions. Clinicians and researchers work together to study risks, test experimental treatments, and analyze outcomes of conditions to improve diagnosis and care for our patients.
The Neurosciences Center at the Brigham is dedicated to training the next generation of neurologists and neurosurgeons.
To prevent and treat neurologic disorders, the Neurosciences Center at the Brigham is committed to better understanding what triggers them and the reasons for disease progression.
Paul J. Anderson, MD, PhD, Senior Vice President, Research and Education; Chief Academic Officer
