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A/Prof Lata Vadlamudi

Neurologist; Senior Staff Specialist in Neurology at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital; Epileptologist within the Comprehensive Epilepsy Program; Metro North Clinician Research Fellow; Brain, Neurology and Mental Health Theme Leader, University of Queensland Centre for Clinical Research
Associate Professor Lata Vadlamudi is a Senior Staff Specialist in Neurology at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, Epileptologist within the Comprehensive Epilepsy Program, Metro North Clinician Research Fellow, and Brain, Neurology and Mental health Theme Leader at the University of Queensland Centre for Clinical Research.
She obtained her medical degree from the University of Queensland and completed physician training in the field of Neurology. Further specialized training in epilepsy was undertaken in Melbourne, Sydney and the Mayo Clinic, USA. Her PhD was obtained from the University of Melbourne.
Clinical interests include management of women with epilepsy, particularly during pregnancy with a dedicated women and epilepsy clinic. Other interests include integrating genomics into clinical care with current research projects including developing a Queensland neuro-genomics service to underpin the era of precision-based medicine; and an MRFF-funded project personalising epilepsy regimes with stem cells and artificial intelligence models for superior treatment outcomes.

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