Gabrielle A. Jacquet, MD, MPH, assistant professor of emergency medicine, will assist with pre-departure training and research as well as curriculum development.
Maintenance work on the DOB and 710 Albany St. garages begins Monday, May 16. This work is expected to last three months. Parkers should expect temporary changes in traffic patterns and areas of the garages to be unavailable for parking; parking attendants will be posted in these areas to direct parkers to the appropriate parking […]
Robert M. Beazley, MD and Paul Tornetta, III, MD have been overwhelmingly selected for induction in the 2016 Alpha Omega Alpha (ΑΩΑ) national medical honor society.
Students, faculty and staff celebrated Earth Day and enjoyed some puppy cheer on a beautiful sunny day!
The event provided a forum for Veterans to talk with one another about their shared experiences.
More than 175 guests attended the fifth annual research symposium held March 28. Learn more…
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First-ever trial designed to slow the progression of memory loss in individuals who may be at a higher risk due to Alzheimer’s disease, but who don’t yet have any symptoms.
Findings by corresponding author Christopher V. Gabel, PhD, assistant professor of physiology and biophysics, appear online in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Monday, April 4, 2016 Another Important Study About the Long-term Impact of Football By Peter King (The following is an excerpt from Sports Illustrated’s Monday Morning Quarterback column posted on April 4.) We’re getting weary, understandably, of the flood of information about the potential dangers of football, particularly at a young age, as […]