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assistant dean for Career Advising and mentoring at the Florida campus[1]
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REM sleep behavior disorder, the glymphatic system associations with neurodegenerative diseases, and the overlap between sleep and cardiovascular disease.
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REM sleep behavior disorder, the glymphatic system associations with neurodegenerative diseases, and the overlap between sleep and cardiovascular disease.[1]
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Degree: M.D.
Brynn K. Dredla, M.D. Program Director Assistant Professor of Neurology Dr. Dredla is a neurologist and sleep medicine physician. She is also the assistant dean for Career Advising and mentoring at the Florida campus and she is a fellow of the Mayo Clinic Academy of Educational Excellence. Dr. Dredla is a member of Mayo Clinic’s Learner Well-Being Council and leads the semi-annual wellness retreats for neurology residents. Research interests: REM sleep behavior disorder, the glymphatic system associations with neurodegenerative diseases, and the overlap between sleep and cardiovascular disease. Dr. Dredla's PubMed citations
Identity: Brynn K. Dredla, M.D.
Brynn K. Dredla, M.D. Program Director Assistant Professor of Neurology Dr. Dredla is a neurologist and sleep medicine physician. She is also the assistant dean for Career Advising and mentoring at the Florida campus and she is a fellow of the Mayo Clinic Academy of Educational Excellence. Dr. Dredla is a member of Mayo Clinic’s Learner Well-Being Council and leads the semi-annual wellness retreats for neurology residents. Research interests: REM sleep behavior disorder, the glymphatic system associations with neurodegenerative diseases, and the overlap between sleep and cardiovascular disease. Dr. Dredla's PubMed citations
Professional role: assistant dean for Career Advising and mentoring at the Florida campus
Brynn K. Dredla, M.D. Program Director Assistant Professor of Neurology Dr. Dredla is a neurologist and sleep medicine physician. She is also the assistant dean for Career Advising and mentoring at the Florida campus and she is a fellow of the Mayo Clinic Academy of Educational Excellence. Dr. Dredla is a member of Mayo Clinic’s Learner Well-Being Council and leads the semi-annual wellness retreats for neurology residents. Research interests: REM sleep behavior disorder, the glymphatic system associations with neurodegenerative diseases, and the overlap between sleep and cardiovascular disease. Dr. Dredla's PubMed citations
Professional role: Assistant Professor of Neurology
Brynn K. Dredla, M.D. Program Director Assistant Professor of Neurology Dr. Dredla is a neurologist and sleep medicine physician. She is also the assistant dean for Career Advising and mentoring at the Florida campus and she is a fellow of the Mayo Clinic Academy of Educational Excellence. Dr. Dredla is a member of Mayo Clinic’s Learner Well-Being Council and leads the semi-annual wellness retreats for neurology residents. Research interests: REM sleep behavior disorder, the glymphatic system associations with neurodegenerative diseases, and the overlap between sleep and cardiovascular disease. Dr. Dredla's PubMed citations
Professional role: fellow of the Mayo Clinic Academy of Educational Excellence
Brynn K. Dredla, M.D. Program Director Assistant Professor of Neurology Dr. Dredla is a neurologist and sleep medicine physician. She is also the assistant dean for Career Advising and mentoring at the Florida campus and she is a fellow of the Mayo Clinic Academy of Educational Excellence. Dr. Dredla is a member of Mayo Clinic’s Learner Well-Being Council and leads the semi-annual wellness retreats for neurology residents. Research interests: REM sleep behavior disorder, the glymphatic system associations with neurodegenerative diseases, and the overlap between sleep and cardiovascular disease. Dr. Dredla's PubMed citations
Professional role: neurologist and sleep medicine physician
Brynn K. Dredla, M.D. Program Director Assistant Professor of Neurology Dr. Dredla is a neurologist and sleep medicine physician. She is also the assistant dean for Career Advising and mentoring at the Florida campus and she is a fellow of the Mayo Clinic Academy of Educational Excellence. Dr. Dredla is a member of Mayo Clinic’s Learner Well-Being Council and leads the semi-annual wellness retreats for neurology residents. Research interests: REM sleep behavior disorder, the glymphatic system associations with neurodegenerative diseases, and the overlap between sleep and cardiovascular disease. Dr. Dredla's PubMed citations
Professional role: Program Director
Brynn K. Dredla, M.D. Program Director Assistant Professor of Neurology Dr. Dredla is a neurologist and sleep medicine physician. She is also the assistant dean for Career Advising and mentoring at the Florida campus and she is a fellow of the Mayo Clinic Academy of Educational Excellence. Dr. Dredla is a member of Mayo Clinic’s Learner Well-Being Council and leads the semi-annual wellness retreats for neurology residents. Research interests: REM sleep behavior disorder, the glymphatic system associations with neurodegenerative diseases, and the overlap between sleep and cardiovascular disease. Dr. Dredla's PubMed citations
Research interests: REM sleep behavior disorder, the glymphatic system associations with neurodegenerative diseases, and the overlap between sleep and cardiovascular disease.
Research interests: REM sleep behavior disorder, the glymphatic system associations with neurodegenerative diseases, and the overlap between sleep and cardiovascular disease.