Robert Hedaya

Georgetown University School of Medicine

Robert Hedaya is a psychiatrist whose work focuses on the intersection of biology, brain function, and mental health. His published research covers clinical applications of quantitative electroencephalography (qEEG), qEEG-guided laser therapy, dual-AI systems for medical error detection, and nutritional and herbal interventions for pain.

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Dr. Robert Hedaya published the first case report of cured acquired prosopagnosia treated with laser therapy.

"So I published it. It was the first ever cured acquired prosopagnosia, facial blindness." (said at 0:39:48)

Dr. Robert Hedaya published a 2022 single-patient case report detailing the reversal of acquired associative-type prosopagnosia following quantitative electroencephalography-guided transcranial laser therapy (qGLT), with no recurrence noted at 1-year follow-up. Because this evidence comes from a single uncontrolled case report, the therapeutic efficacy of this intervention carries very low certainty and requires further controlled study.

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