Anindita Deb

Anindita Deb, MD, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Neurology at UMass Chan Medical School. She specializes in Movement Disorders with clinical expertise in Parkinson’s disease, dystonia, tremor, and deep brain stimulation (DBS) management. Her research spans neurology, epidemiology, and global health initiatives.

• B.S. in Neurobiology from Harvard University
• MD from New York Medical College

Dr. Deb’s research integrates neurological and public health perspectives, focusing on disease epidemiology in underserved regions. She has contributed to studies on Parkinson’s disease in rural India and Huntington disease therapies. Her work in medical education includes designing innovative curricula for physician training.

Key publication trends reflect interdisciplinary engagement: neurology journals address movement disorders and autonomic dysfunction, while public health collaborations emphasize global health equity and trainee-led research programs. Recent work explores biomedical innovation in medical education.

• Co-authors include Kara Smith, Nathaniel Hafer, and Margaret Owegi
• Networks highlight concepts in Global Health, Huntington Disease, and Neurology