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Mahlon Robert DeLong, MD passed away peacefully at home on May 17, 2024, at the age of eighty six, with his loving family around him. His medical career spanned over fifty years with notable achievements that contributed to foundational science, pioneering treatments and research for the challenging diseases of Parkinson's, Dystonia, and other movement disorders, and decades of patient care.
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Manfred Zimmerman, co-founder of EFIC and its second President (1996-99), passed away in May 2024. He was 90 years old. Those lucky enough to have known him personally will remember his fabulous energy, his dry sense of humour, the dread of going for a drive with him and, above all, his enormous contribution to pain research and pain medicine.
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Daniel Gardner was a Professor of Physiology and Biophysics in the Neuroscience and Neurology departments at Weill Cornell School of Medicine, heading the Laboratory of Neuroinformatics, inspiring students, and advancing understanding of the role of neural networks in the brain.
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The University of Virginia's Department of Neurosurgery, along with the broader scientific community, deeply mourn the passing of Professor William B. Levy, a remarkable figure whose contributions to neuroscience were truly profound.
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Mary Bartlett Bunge, who with her husband, Richard, studied how the body responds to spinal cord injuries and continued their work after his death in 1996, ultimately discovering a promising treatment to restore movement to millions of paralyzed patients, died on Feb. 17, at her home in Coral Gables, Fla. She was 92.
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