Katherine S. Carroll, MD

Katherine S. Carroll, MD

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Primary Specialty

Neurology

Secondary Specialty

  • Clinical Neurophysiology
  • Headache Medicine

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Practice Focus Areas

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Education

Medical Education:
MD, Creighton University School of Medicine - 2002
Internship:
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University - 2003
Residency:
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University - 2006
Fellowships:
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University - 2007

Board Certifications

  • American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology/Neurology - Neurology (Certified)

Faculty Profile

Associate Professor, Feinberg School of Medicine

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Practice Groups and Affiliations

Medical Group:
Northwestern Medical Group
On Medical Staff At:
Northwestern Memorial Hospital

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Disclosures

Katherine S. Carroll, MD reported no external professional relationships for calendar year 2025.

External Professional Relationships

Pharmaceutical, device, and biotechnology companies frequently collaborate with basic scientists and physicians within an academic medical center to help advance science and improve patient care. These relationships are important in achieving scientific breakthroughs and in establishing the effectiveness and safety of promising new therapies. In order to assure objectivity in clinical research and patient care, the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine (Feinberg), Northwestern Memorial HealthCare, Children's Hospital of Chicago Medical Center, and the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab have adopted integrity policies that require research and clinical faculty (in full-time, part-time, and unpaid/voluntary categories) to report compensated and uncompensated external industry relationships. Patients are encouraged to discuss these disclosures with their physician as well as to inquire as to how these relationships are overseen by Feinberg. To learn more about our Disclosure and Professional Integrity Policy, and the conflict of interest policies of our joint affiliate survey partners, please go to our Office for Regulatory Affairs Policies page.

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HealthBeat

A person with brown hair and their eyes closed sits at a kitchen table with hands on their head, representing an ocular migraine. There is a colorful zigzagging pattern in the image, often seen with an ocular migraine.

Ocular Migraine: Why Am I Seeing Flashes of Light?

Temporary vision changes may be a sign of this common type of migraine.

 nm-do-i-have-brain-fog2_preview

Feeling Foggy? What To Know if You Experience Brain Fog

How to tell if it’s brain fog or something else.

Person pressing their forehead in pain.

Better Ways to Help Relieve Headaches and Prevent Them

Headache relief tips from a neurologist.

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