Strong Academics And Research Pulled Interest Of Dr Michael Mullan As A Neuroscientist

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Strong Academics And Research Pulled Interest Of
Dr Michael Mullan As A Neuroscientist

• From the early days of studies in medicine in
  United Kingdom in London, Dr Michael Mullan had
  deep set interest in doing something novel for
  mankind.
• It was this subjective and objective yearning to
  come up with useful information about medical
  topics for the benefit of mankind, which led Dr
  Michael Mullan towards a life of research as a
  neuroscientist. Although he practised medicine in
  various institutes in London and other parts of
  Britain, his quest for research never left his
  being.

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Graduating and garnering experience from the days
at Royal Free College of Medicine

• After graduating in masters in medicine and
  surgery, from London University, Dr Mullan went
  for studying psychiatry. He then did his MRCP
  sych as a member of Royal College of Psychiatry.
  Later on, he was also awarded PhD degree in
  molecular genetics from London University, which
  went on to build his basis for studying the brain
  cells for neurodegenerative disorders.
• It can also be said as the driving force to delve
  deeper into human brain to get to the root cause
  of Alzheimer disease, which is becoming one of
  the most debilitating diseases in developed
  countries across the world.

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Graduating and garnering experience from the days
at Royal Free College of Medicine

• As the lifespan of people increases, the old age
  is afflicted with Alzheimer disease in some
  people. It is basically a problem with the
  neurons in the brain, getting affected by the
  neurodegeneration process.
• Dr . Micheal Mullan started his research on this
  particular aspect, after having work experience
  as a doctor in different capacities in various
  hospitals after finishing his medical school from
  Royal Free School of Medicine in London. This was
  the beginning of a great career and dedicated
  life of research as neuroscientist.

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Remarkable career in neuropsychiatry after
medicine

• In the field of medicine, he has had lots of
  experience. After basic medical training, he set
  his eyes on psychiatric patients with MRCPsych
  degree. Prior to that, he had held different
  posts of residentship, registrar and house
  surgeon.
• But, after getting into psychiatry, he started
  working in psychiatry hospitals and centres. In
  Friern Hospital in London, he worked on
  psycho-geriatrics. In Middlesex Hospital Medical
  School, he pursued his PhD degree in molecular
  genetics.

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Remarkable career in neuropsychiatry after
medicine

• Various research papers were undertaken by him as
  neuroscientist in the same hospital and even
  worked as research assistant in the early part of
  his career. As a neuroscientist, Dr Michael
  Mullan worked in some of the best centres in
  London, gradually holding higher positions.
• In his later years, after gathering lots of
  research experience in psychiatry, he went on to
  become the associate professor and co-director in
  an institute conducting research on Alzheimer
  disease.

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Creating a niche mark in Alzheimer research from
Sarasota

• Towards the last part of the 20th century and
  early 21st century, he got a chance to move to
  Tampa in Florida, where he joined and established
  the Roskamp Institute, entirely dedicated towards
  the research for neurodegenerative disorders and
  Alzheimer.
• In the present day scenario, the work done by Dr
  Michael Mullan and his team of accomplished
  scientists is worth the efforts, as lots of
  papers have been published from the Roskamp
  Institute in Sarasota.

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Creating a niche mark in Alzheimer research from
Sarasota

• Such research works have started revealing many
  unknown facts about Alzheimer and ready to be
  analysed for introduction of treatment
  modalities.
• In the days ahead, there are prospective chances
  of this Royal Free College student to reach the
  glorious heights as a neuroscientist and come up
  with preventive modalities from a very
  debilitating senile problem.

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• http//www.michaelmullan.net/