Dominique Low MD MPH

Summary

• Dr. Low is a physician-scientist board-certified in Sleep Medicine, Behavioral (Cognitive) Neurology, and Neurology. She is also board-eligible in Neuromuscular Medicine and Electrodiagnostic Medicine. She completed fellowships in Sleep Medicine at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Behavioral (cognition) Neurology at Stanford Neuroscience Health Center, and Neuromuscular Medicine at Boston University School of Medicine. She also received advanced research training through the NIH T32 “Genetic/Genomic Approaches to Sleep Disorders” fellowship.__
  
      Dr. Low provides compassionate, patient-centered, evidence-based care for individuals with sleep problems, neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer’s and related dementias, and neuromuscular conditions. She received the “"U Matter"” Award by nurses and patients’ families for going above and beyond for patients and their families. She has also worked as a sub-investigator on multiple Alzheimer’s clinical trials, including those involving infusion-based therapies such as lecanemab. __
  
      As a quantitative physician-scientist, she integrates computational and statistical tools to uncover insights at the intersection of cognition, sleep, aging, and neuromuscular neurology. __
  
      In 2024, her research on "sleep and cognition" earned national and international recognition. It was selected by the AAN Science Committee for the AAN 2024 Annual Meeting ""Press Release"” and featured in the AAN 2024 “Sleep Neurology Highlights” platform session. This work attracted broad media coverage, including United Press International, Elsevier’s Practice Update, Medscape, and U.S. News & World Report. In 2025, she was named Doximity’s “Most Press Mentions 2024.”