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Medicine and Research |
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Research Lab and Private Practice |
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Dr. Kennedy is a general Neurologist seeing patients with various neurological disorders, such as, seizures, sleep disorders, headaches, neuropathies, radiculopathies, strokes, myasthenia, gravis myopathies, multiple sclerosis, ALS, post-concussion syndromes, Bells palsies, carpal tunnel syndromes, and Piriformis syndromes. |
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He maintains active affiliation with the American Academy of Neurology and the Society for Neuroscience. |
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He opened his private practice 32 years ago and has 49 years of experience practicing medicine. |
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He dedicates this recognition, In loving memory of his father, Dermot Kennedy, MD. |
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He earned his MD (6 year program) and completed an Internship and a General Surgical Residency from the National University of Ireland, in Dublin. He spent several years doing clinical Neurosurgery at Northwestern University in Chicago and research on brain implants at Georgia Tech. He also completed a Neurology Residency at Emory University. |
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Photography
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Working out
Table tennis |
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MD
FRCSI
PhD |
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He dedicates this recognition to his mentor, Fergus Donovan, MD. |
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See resume |
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Dr. Kennedy is Chief Scientist & CEO of Neural Signals Inc. He sees patients with general neurological disorders. He also conducts research in his lab with Neural Signals, Inc. regarding brain to computer interfacing to restore speech to those who are mute and paralyzedd, but intelligent and alert. |
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He has been recognized with the following awards: Top Doctor Award (2021), Gold Electrode Award Neurotech (2014), Alfred Mann Foundation Scientist of the Year (2004), World Technology Network Award London (2000), Discover Magazine 1st Place in Assistive Technology (1999), and Atlanta Magazine Health Care Heroes Award (1999). |
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Listen to patients and explain carefully your findings. |
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Bring brain computer technology to the consumer as well as the patient, in an ethical manner. |
