GLP-1s, Obesity & Migraine
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- Dr Aarushi Suneja, MD
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Aarushi Suneja, MD
Headache Medicine Fellowship Program Director
Cleveland Clinic Headache Center
Dr. Aarushi Suneja is a board-certified neurologist and headache specialist at the Cleveland Clinic, where she serves as headache medicine fellowship program director and quality improvement officer within the Center for Neurological Restoration.
She completed an integrated BS/MD program at Northeast Ohio Medical University, neurology residency training at Henry Ford Health System, and a subspecialty fellowship in headache medicine at Cleveland Clinic. Her clinical focus includes migraine, cluster headache, trigeminal neuralgia, and other complex headache disorders.
Dr. Suneja is dedicated to patient-centered care, clinician education, and advancing quality improvement initiatives to improve outcomes for people living with headache disorders.
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