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Brian W. Wu, MD, PhD

Integrative Biology and Disease

Brian W. Wu, MD, PhD earned his Bachelor’s of Science in Physiology and Neurobiology from the University of Maryland and graduated from the Keck School of Medicine (University of Southern California) with an MD and Ph.D. His Ph.D. is in integrative biology and disease for his research in exercise physiology and rehabilitation. He is currently a psychiatrist in his residency at LAC USC.

Articles by Brian W. Wu, MD, PhD

Eating Before Sleep: What to Eat Before Bed
Sleep Tips

Eating Before Sleep: What to Eat Before Bed

Christine Lapp
4 min read
How to Stop Grinding Your Teeth
Sleep Tips

How to Stop Grinding Your Teeth

Meg Riley
6 min read
How Long Can You Go Without Sleep?
Sleep Research

How Long Can You Go Without Sleep?

Dorothy Chambers
6 min read

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