Emmanuel A Nidhiry, MD

David A. Sun, M.D., Ph.D., is executive medical director of Norton Neurosciences Institute. Spearheading interdisciplinary programs and collaboration, he also serves as co-director of the Brain Tumor Center and provides clinical leadership to the institute’s epilepsy and movement disorders programs. Dr. Sun is a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine in Richmond, where he earned his medical degree and a doctorate in basic science mechanisms of epilepsy. He completed a neurosurgical residency and clinical fellowship in epilepsy and movement disorder neurosurgery at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee. Dr. Sun’s clinical focuses include the surgical management of epilepsy; brain, pituitary and spine tumors; endoscopic neurosurgery; hydrocephalus; and other cranial pathology. Dr. Sun has pioneered the use of several surgical innovations at Norton Healthcare, including NeuroBlate, NeuroPace and ROSA robotic technology, enabling Norton Healthcare to offer the newest treatments to patients. Dr. Sun has been voted by his peers as one of Louisville Magazine’s Top Docs for 2019.

Norton Healthcare is a prominent healthcare provider serving the Greater Louisville area, Southern Indiana, and beyond for over 130 years. With a commitment to health equity, it offers a wide range of services, including primary care, specialty clinics, and immediate care, to ensure accessible healthcare for all communities. The organization features a variety of locations, including hospitals, urgent care centers, and specialty clinics, as well as innovative mobile applications for patient engagement. Norton Healthcare emphasizes quality care and offers numerous resources for patient support, including financial assistance and educational programs. Generated from the website

Adam D. Lye, M.D. is a medical oncologist/hematologist with Norton Cancer Institute. He subspecializes in thoracic medical oncology. Dr. Lye earned his medical degree from the University of Kentucky College of Medicine, Lexington, where he also completed his residency and fellowship. He is board certified in medical oncology and internal medicine. Dr. Lye has published journal articles and given presentations on immunonutrition, plasmapheresis, aplastic anemia and using sorafenib to overcome antiestrogenresistant breast cancer. His research includes acute leukemia induction regime and recovery surveillance, assessment-of-impact nutritional program during autologous stem cell transplant, and immunonutrition playing a role in improving recovery in patients receiving a stem cell transplant. Originally from Covington, Dr. Lye is a proud Kentuckian who is committed to helping combat Kentucky’s high rate of lung cancer. For fun, Dr. Lye and his family like to go for hikes around the commonwealth. He also follows Kentucky country musicians Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson and Tyler Childress.