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Two hands in medical gloves form a heartWinter Spring 2026Boston University Medicine

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CReM Celebrates 10th Anniversary as Pioneering Center for Stem Cell Research

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The Center’s collaborative, open-source approach is key to their mission and vision of ‘advancing science to heal the world.’

Alumni Gather for Alumni Weekend 2023

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Celebrating returning alumni and 40th anniversary of the Early Medical School Selection Program.

Researchers Suggest New Approach for Testing Treatments for Osteoarthritis

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Data suggests that a subset of persons with ACL tears rapidly develop knee arthritis.

First Large Study of Hair Relaxers Among Black Women Finds Increased Risk of Uterine Cancer

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Chemical hair relaxer use a potentially modifiable risk factor for uterine cancer.

Anthony John Mell, MD, MBA, Receives Distinguished Alumni Award

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He was cited for outstanding professional achievement, commitment to humanitarian efforts, volunteerism and service in his community.

Andrew Wilson, MD, Receives Funds for AATD Research

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Funds will lead to better treatments and eventually a cure for AATD.

Naomi Hamburg, MD, Awarded $3.7 Million to Study How Endothelial Cell Health Impacts Disease

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This study will leverage a unique and highly experienced team of investigators from varied disciplines to investigate endothelial cell health at an unprecedented scale.

Researchers Awarded $7.2 Million to Continue Stroke Surveillance Research at the Framingham Heart Study

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Funding continues stroke surveillance research in Framingham Heart Study (FHS) cohorts, adds study of post-stroke vascular cognitive impairment and dementia.

Study: Black Women, Aged 18–65 Years, Have Highest Suicide Risk Among Women

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Study highlights racial disparities in health outcomes and the need to approach public health interventions through a racial justice lens

New Study Explains Why People with Obesity are at a Higher Risk of Developing Cardiovascular Disease

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It is not the quantity but the quality of LDL that contributes to disease.

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