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Suzanne De La Monte is a physician scientist specializing in Neuropathology and Anatomic Pathology, with a focus on the neurodegenerative impacts of insulin resistance and ethanol exposure. She directs a basic translational research laboratory at Brown University where her research primarily investigates the role of insulin in Alzheimer's disease and chronic alcohol abuse-related neurodegeneration. Her pioneering work has led to the identification of mechanisms by which insulin deficiency mimics Type 2 diabetes in the brain, coining the term 'Type 3 diabetes' for Alzheimer's-related cognitive decline. De La Monte has received multiple NIH grants to explore the nexus between ethanol signaling, neuronal death, and developmental impairments related to fetal alcohol syndrome. De La Monte has also been actively engaged in teaching, mentoring students in both clinical neuropathology and research activities. Through her dedication, she has significantly contributed to the understanding of neurobiological processes, demonstrating the valuable interplay between clinical practice and academic inquiry. She stands out as a leading figure in her field, influencing both the scientific community and the training of future generations of medical professionals.
Brown University • Providence, RI
Provides expertise and conducts research in Neuropathology, teaching residents and medical students.
Harvard University • Cambridge, MA
Taught and conducted research in Pathology and Neurology.
Johns Hopkins University • Baltimore, MD
Completed a fellowship specializing in Neurology.
Department: Department of Economics