Neurologist  ·  Educator  ·  Digital Health Leader

Dr.
Suraj
Malhan

One of the world's most-followed neurologists on social media — translating complex neuroscience into practical, evidence-based education that reaches millions each month.

Dr. Suraj Malhan — Neurologist
Jefferson Headache Center Fellowship
Fellowship-Trained Neurologist
Medical Advisor  ·  Miles for Migraine
Quoted Expert  ·  Women's Health Magazine
The Story

The Brain Is Everything.
Most People Never Get It Explained Clearly.

Every part of life — how we think, feel, remember, move, sleep, focus, and connect — depends on the brain. I became a neurologist because I wanted to understand the conditions that affect people deeply but are often invisible from the outside.

But in clinic, I saw the same problem again and again. Patients were doing their best with incomplete information. Many had waited weeks or months to see a specialist. Others were searching online late at night, trying to figure out whether their symptoms were dangerous.

"Most people with migraine never see a specialist. I built a platform to reach the ones who never will."

— Dr. Suraj Malhan

What began as short educational videos has grown into a platform followed by more than 800,000 people across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook. The goal is always the same: make the science clear, make it honest, make it useful.

I've always believed that if you understand what's happening in your brain, you have real power over your health. Most people never get that explanation. I wanted to change that.

Credentials
Specialty
Fellowship-Trained Headache & Facial Pain Neurology  ·  Jefferson Headache Center, Thomas Jefferson University
Appointment
Clinical Assistant Professor of Neurology
Publications
First Author  ·  MedLink Neurology
Migraine Treatment ↗    Anti-CGRP Antibodies ↗
Awards
Top Physician Under 40 ↗  ·  AHS Frontiers in Headache Research Award  ·  International Headache Academy Scholar
Platform
800K+ followers  ·  20M+ views  ·  Instagram, TikTok, YouTube & Facebook
In the Press
Women's Health
GLP-1 Drugs May Have Another Potential Benefit — For Migraine
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