Dr. Jeptha Davenport

Biography

Jeptha Davenport graduated from the University of Illinois with a bachelor’s degree in philosophy and neurosciences. He obtained his medical degree from the same institution and completed his neurology residency at McGill University in Montreal. He also completed a post-doctoral research fellowship in neurophysiology and pain in the Department of Physiology at the University of Toronto before entering practice as a general adult neurologist. He has joined the Division of Neurology alongside his wife, Dr. Tamara Pringsheim. Dr. Davenport is particularly interested in the molecular basis of neurological diseases, focusing on the clinical treatment of multiple sclerosis, pain, and headaches. In addition to his clinical activities, he enjoys the opportunity to teach undergraduate medical students, feeling privileged to learn from his patients and mentor aspiring physicians through research collaboration with his wife over the years.

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