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  • Awards & HonorsMeenakshi Lakshminarayanan, MBA, Named Distinguished Staff of the Month for July
  • Faculty AffairsKelly Mayo, MD, Named Distinguished Faculty of the Month for July
  • ResearchFemale Veterans, Veterans from Racial and Ethnic Minority Groups at Higher Risk of Dying from Opioid Overdose
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Winter Spring 2025Boston University Medicine

Year: 2020

Toffler Charitable Trust Gift to Enable Future-Focused Brain Science

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The award will provide funding to researchers through an internal competition at BUSM.

Racial/Ethnic Minorities Comprise a Surprisingly Small Portion of Patients Referred with AL Amyloidosis

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There is a need for more awareness of this disease and access to treatments to reach marginalized communities.

Liver Scarring Relatively Common Among Middle-Aged Adults

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This condition is under-recognized and could lead to worsening liver disease, including liver cirrhosis and cancer.

Matthew Ogrodnik Appointed Director, Joint BUMC/BMC Office of Human Research Affairs

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Effective Dec. 24, 2020, Matt replaces Dr. John Ennever, who previously announced he would be stepping down.

Megan Mariani Named November’s Distinguished Staff of the Month

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The nomination states, “Everyone in the office knows they can always count on Megan.”

Cullen Carter, MD, Named November’s Distinguished Faculty of the Month

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The nomination states, “His dedication and commitment to crafting a useful, thoughtful, well-organized virtual curriculum was phenomenal.”

Dr. Joseph Mizgerd to Deliver 2020 University Lecture

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From Cough to COVID: How Respiratory Infections Produce Problems and Our Bodies Fight Back, via Zoom on Nov. 17.

Dr. Thea James Receives Social Emergency Medicine Lifetime Achievement Award

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The inaugural award named in her honor recognizes her leadership, contributions and accomplishments in incorporating social context into the structure and practice of emergency medicine.

PTSD Interacts with Klotho Gene, May Cause Premature Aging in the Brain

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“This (research) can help to identify the populations at greatest risk so that targeted treatments can be matched to the individuals who need it most,” according to lead author Erika Wolf, PhD.

Field of Forensic Anthropology Lacks Diversity

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Pathways for success for students and practitioners from diverse backgrounds need to be created.

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