Dr. Shulman directs the Center for Alzheimer's and Neurodegenerative Diseases at Baylor College of Medicine and leads a laboratory investigating the genetic and aging mechanisms underlying Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. His dual expertise across these two conditions is particularly valuable for patients with overlapping or atypical presentations. Patients describe him as a scientist who never forgets he is caring for a person, not just a diagnosis.
“My husband has both Parkinson's symptoms and memory problems. Dr. Shulman was the only physician who could hold both pieces together and give us a real diagnosis.”
“An extraordinary clinician. His explanation of the genetics involved in my mother's case was clear, thorough, and genuinely helpful for our family planning.”
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