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Glowing Reviews for Radiation Author

From mammograms to airport scanners to nuclear power plant malfunctions, what are the real radiation risks? Read More

Prize to Aphasia Scientist

Neurologist is recognized for his research on reversing stroke-induced brain damage Read More

Participants Partner to Improve Research

Clinical Trials– Scientists cannot conduct high-quality clinical research without recruiting diverse participants to participate in clinical trials Read More

Meditation Lowers Biomarkers of Stress

Mindfulness meditation is an increasingly popular treatment for anxiety, but testing its effectiveness in a convincing way has been difficult. Read More

Dogfish Shark Steroid Attacks Parkinson’s Toxin

A synthesized steroid mirroring one naturally made by the dogfish shark prevents the buildup of a lethal protein implicated in some neurodegenerative diseases. Read More

Medicaid and Cancer Surgery

A recent study of New York State’s expansion of access to care reveals unexpected results. Read More

Survival on the Seventh Continent

To learn about life on Mars, scientists head to our planet’s next best option: Antarctica. Read More

Study Finds Surprise Benefit of Sunshine

“We all know sunlight provides vitamin D, which is suggested to have an impact on immunity, among other things. But what we found is a completely separate role of sunlight on immunity.” Read More

Build & Belong

Through a range of educational events and curricular support, the medical school’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion seeks to nurture school culture that enables diversity to thrive, and to build a community in which everyone feels they belong. Read More

Inspired to Serve

School of Medicine alumna wins the John Carroll Award for 17 years of leadership. Read More