Birthplace: Pakistan
Pakistani-American neurologist Teepu Siddique initially studied botany before shifting to medicine. Known for his pioneering research on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), he focused on unraveling the underlying factors of this degenerative condition throughout his career. Siddique held positions at esteemed institutions such as Northwestern University and the University of Southern California. His contributions to the field of neurology have left a lasting impression on the medical community, particularly in advancing the understanding of ALS.
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