Chandramohan Wakade

Chandramohan Wakade serves as Associate Dean and Professor at the College of Allied Health Sciences, with dual appointments in multiple departments across the Medical College of Georgia. His academic roles span the Department of Physical Therapy, Department of Neurology, Department of Neurosurgery, and other neuroscience-related units.

• Education:
  • MBBS in Medicine (University of Poona, 1986)
  • BHS in Biology (Fergusson College, 1979)

Dr. Wakade's research focuses on neuroscience and neurology, particularly Parkinson's disease and neurodegenerative disorders. His work explores pharmacological interventions (e.g., niacin, SERMs), sensorimotor integration, and regenerative therapies post-ischemia.

Recent publications (2014–2015) highlight his expertise in neurological motor control, neuropharmacology, and metabolic modulation in Parkinson's disease. These studies investigate biomarkers, receptor mechanisms (GPR109a), and neuroprotective strategies like estrogen receptor modulation.