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Dr. Zamora brings more than 20 years of experience in several areas of Neuroscience to the Eastern Panhandle and Shenandoah Valley regions. Dr. Zamora is a Board Certified Neurologist by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and holds a Fellowship in Clinical Neurophysiology (EMG, EEG, and Sleep Studies) at George Washington University Hospital.

There was a man named Alex in a small town. He has always been kind and helpful, but lately his life has become gray and dull. Alex suffered from depression, which overshadowed his joy and hope. He lost interest in his favorite hobbies, stopped seeing friends, and even felt that his job had become burdensome. After much thought and the support of his loved ones, Alex decided to seek medical help. At the consultation, the specialist explained that depression is not just a bad mood, and that there are effective treatments. The doctor suggested trying Celexa— an antidepressant that helps many people cope with similar conditions. With some doubts, but with the hope of improvement, Alex agreed to a course of treatment. The first few weeks were not easy: he experienced various side effects and sometimes doubted the correctness of his choice. However, gradually, he began to notice the changes. His mood began to improve, and he began to see the light at the end of the tunnel again. Alex returned to his hobbies: he started drawing, which he hadn't done for a long time, and even signed up for yoga classes. He also resumed socializing with friends and began spending more time with his family. Every day he felt that his life was filled with new colors. Good quality Celexa - you can try here to order. After a few months of treatment, Alex realized that his depression had receded. He became more confident in himself and began to dream about the future. Instead of hiding from life, he opened up to new possibilities. His story inspired many in his environment, and he began to share his experiences, telling others about the importance of seeking help. Alex became an active member of a local support group where he helped people facing depression find their way to recovery. He understood how important it was to talk about his feelings and not be afraid to ask for help. Alex's story is an example of how light and hope can be found even in the darkest of times. With the help of Celexa and the support of his loved ones, he was able to overcome his difficulties and regain the joy of life.

Dr. Zamora specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders including Stroke, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Alzheimer’s disease and other Dementias, Parkinson’s disease, Migraine headaches, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and other neuromuscular diseases, Spinal Cord diseases, Peripheral Neuropathies, among other neurological disorders.

Dr. Zamora pursued his residency in Neurology at the prestigious George Washington University Hospital in Washington D.C., and was a fellow in Clinical Neurophysiology at the same institution the following year. He graduated as a Medical Doctor at the University of Buenos Aires (Argentina) in 1993, obtained 5 years of training in Neurosurgery, and subsequently a full residency in Neuropathology.

He then came to the US to pursue fellowships and training in Neuroscience, Neuropathology and Neurology at Georgetown University, the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), as well as in the prestigious the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.

During his successful career, Dr. Zamora became a faculty member at Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions where he performed research on several neurological diseases such as Stroke, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases, and later at the National Institutes of Health, where he undertook studies on the neurogenetics of Schizophrenia and other Mental disorders.

Dr. Zamora also has extensive teaching experience, and was invited as a guest speaker at the prestigious University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.

He is the author of various publications and contributing author of a book, and has been the recipient of several awards at prestigious universities such as the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, the George Washington University Hospital, and also internationally.

Awards

  • "PLATT AWARD”, George Washington University Hospital. Department of Neurology. June 2011
  • “EXCELLENCE IN BASIC RESEARCH AWARD”, JOHNS HOPKINS MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS” for his work on Alzheimer's Disease. Department of Pathology. May 2004
  • “PROFESSOR DR. EDUARDO DE ROBERTIS AWARD” for the best work on Neuroscience at the Argentine Society for Neuropsychiatry and Neuroscience Convention. Buenos Aires, Argentina. August 2005
  • “PROFESSOR DR. CRISTOFREDO JAKOB” for the best work in applied Neuroscience at the Argentine Society for Neuropsychiatry and Neuroscience Convention. Buenos Aires, Argentina. August 2005
  • “PROFESSOR DR. BRAULIO MOYANO AWARD” for the best work on applied Neuroscience at the Argentine Society for Neuropsychiatry and Neuroscience Convention. Buenos Aires, Argentina. August 2003
  • “SEMCOSIN AWARD”. VI Week of Central Nervous System Congress (SEMCOSIN VI). Mar del Plata, Argentina. April 1990

Professional Memberships

  • 2008-Present American Association of Neurology (AAN)
  • 2012-Present Alzheimer’s Disease Association (ISTAART)
  • 2001-Present Society for Neuroscience (SFN)
  • 2002-Present American Association of Neuropathology (AANP)
  • 2011-Present American Medical Association (AMA)
  • 2013-Present National Hispanic Medical Association (NHMA)
  • 2015-Present American Association of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagnostic Medicine (AANEM)

Publications, Presentations, Books

  • “Alzheimer’s disease”, Winchester Medical Center, VA. July 2019
  • “Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis”, Winchester Medical Center, Winchester, VA. June 2019
  • “Essentials of Nerve Conduction Studies”, Book. 2012
  • ”Tumefactive Demyelinating lesion in a patient with advanced human inmmunodeficiency virus infection”. American Association of Neurology Convention. Hawaii. 2011. USA
  • ”Beyond microglia and oligodendroglia. The legacy of Pio del Rio Hortega to Neurological Science”. American Association of Neurology Convention. Hawaii. 2011. USA
  • “Immunotherapy in Alzheimer’s disease”. (Guest Speaker). University of Oxford. United Kindom. 2011
  • “Nicotinic acetylcholine receptor α7 subunit mRNA expression in postmortem human brain is associated with genetic variation in Neuregulin 1. National Institutes of Health. 2007
  • “Characterization of the adaptor protein ARH expression in the brain and ARH molecular interactions”. National Institutes of Health. 2007
  • “Papillomavirus-like particle Aβ vaccine induces specific antibody response in APP/PS1 transgenic mice”. Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions. 2006
  • “Investigation of Fc-Receptor Mediated Phagocytosis on Abeta Clearance Ex Vivo”. American Association of Neuropathology Meeting. 2005
  • “Papillomavirus-like particle Aβ vaccine induces specific antibody response, and prevents behavioral impairment in APP/PS1 transgenic mice”. Alzheimer’s Disease Convention. Philadelphia. 2004.
  • “Papillomavirus-like particle Aβ vaccine induces specific antibody response, and prevents behavioral impairment in APP/PS1 transgenic mice”. Society for Neuroscience. San Diego. California. October 2004.
  • “Microglia in normal and pathological conditions”. Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions. November 2004.
  • “New model of vaccine for the treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease: study in APPswe/PS1δE9 mice” Argentine Convention of Neuropsychiatry and Neuroscience. August 2003. Buenos Aires. Argentina.
  • “Study of the endosomal-lysosomal system in APPswe/PPS1 transgenic mice” American Association of Neuropathology Convention, Orlando, Florida, USA. June 2003.
  • “Efficacy of passive immunization is modulated by Aβ plaque load and stage of cognitive decline” American Association of Neuropathology Convention, Orlando, Florida, USA. June 2003.
  • “Papillomavirus-like particle Abeta vaccine induces specific antibody response in APP/PS1 transgenic mice”. American Neurology Association Convention, San Francisco, California. USA. October, 2003.
  • “Papillomavirus-like particle Aβ vaccine induces specific antibody response in APP/PS1 transgenic mice”. Society for Neuroscience Convention, New Orleans. USA. November 2003.
  • “Immunotherapy in Alzheimer’s disease”. Argentine Convention of Neuropsychiatry and Neuroscience. Buenos Aires. Argentina. August 2003.
  • “Nitric oxidase synthase (NOS)-expressing interneurons that mediate apoptosis in the limbic cortex after lesions are reactivated Cajal-Retzius cells” Society for Neuroscience Convention, Orlando, Florida, USA. November 2002.
  • “Lhermitte-Duclos case associated to syringomyelia: description of a case”. Argentina. 2002.
  • “EPHA8 Tyrosine kinase receptor and ephrin A5 ligand are expressed in mosaic patterns within the developing mammalian striatum”. Society for Neuroscience, San Diego, CA, USA. 2001.
  • “The histological stages in HIV infection. Physiopathological relevance in long term survivors”. Argentina. 2000.
  • “Diagnostic difficulties of Herpetic Encephalitis caused by Herpes Virus Type I in Burnt-out stage. Value of the PCR in paraffin-embedded material”. 37th Congress of Pathology; Argentine Society of Pathology. Buenos Aires, Argentina. November 2000.
  • “Pinealocytoma with tubular photoreceptor differentiation”. XXXVI Argentine Congress of Pathology. Mar del Plata. November 1999.
  • “Protoplasmatic astrocytoma”. XXXVI Argentine Congress of Pathology. Mar del Plata. November 1999.
  • “Thoraco-lumbar Development of paraganglionic organs”. XXXVI Argentine Congress of Pathology. Mar del Plata. November 1999.
  • “Nucleus Accumbens”. 7th week of Conventions of the Nervous System (SEMCOSIN). Mar del Plata. November 1993.
  • “Habenula”. 6th week of Conventions of the Nervous System (SEMCOSIN). Mar del Plata. November 1990.
  • “The hippocampal formation: anatomy and connetions”. 6th week of Conventions of the Nervous System. Mar del Plata. November 1990.
  • “Dural sinuses and the Haerophilus Torcula: study of its anatomical variations”. 6th week of Conventions of the Nervous System (SEMCOSIN). Mar del Plata. November 1990.
  • “The histological stages in HIV infection. Physiopathological relevance in long term survivors”. Prensa Medica Argentina. 2000

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