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Winter Spring 2025Boston University Medicine

Author: Lisa Brown

Aviva Lee-Parritz, MD, to Retire as Chair and Chief of Obstetrics & Gynecology

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She serves as the inaugural Director of the Office of Equity, Vitality, and Inclusion for the BU Medical Group. Her retirement is effective March 1, 2024.

Framingham Heart Study Celebrates 75 Years of Research with Open House

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Participants conversed with researchers whose work they’d profoundly influenced, and with FHS staff who had known them for years or, in many cases, for decades.

Kerri Dooley-Lincoln Named Distinguished Staff of the Month for November

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The nominators say, “Kerri is simply outstanding!”

Kitt Shaffer, MD, PhD, Named November’s Distinguished Faculty of the Month 

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The nominators say, “Dr. Shaffer is “an excellent educator in multiple courses… She has been dedicated to students for decades.”

11th Annual BU-CTSI Symposium Focused on Advancing Health Equity

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A broad range of topics was covered by the CTSI presenters outlining their health equity projects.

Researchers Develop Bedside Cardiac Assessment Curriculum that Encourages Patient-Centered Communication

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Students who participated in this new curriculum found the learning strategies effective, and peer encounters, skills practice, and encounters with educators meaningful.

Faculty Appointments & Promotions – September 2023

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Congratulations to associate professors Nicholas Butler and Kelly Kenzik; and clinical associate professors, Maithri Ameresekere, Christine Cheston and Gopala Yadavalli.

He’s a Star Runner and a Budding Doctor

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MD student Aksel Laudon is featured in a BU Today story highlighting his participation in BU cross country and track.

MD and PA Students Learn Together in Team-based Approach

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The unique program closely resembles the teamwork in clinical settings.

Recognizing Clinical Signs of Hyperthyroidism Leads to Appropriate Treatments, Reduces Adverse Impact on Health

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This review article in Journal of the American Medical Association by corresponding author Elizabeth N. Pearce, MD, provides an overview of hyperthyroidism.

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