The hard work has paid off! Congratulations M4s!
The study suggests standardized training is needed for medical residents.
Justin Siu and Simone Vais received the Lancet Global Health Award for Best Student Poster for their presentation, “Uber Health: A Novel Method of Eliminating Transportation Barriers To Care Among Urban OBGYN Refugee Women.”
For the first time ever, Family Medicine (12), Obstetrics/Gynecology (12) and Psychiatry (23) rank in Top 25 for their specialty.
The Lecture was established in 2013 jointly by the AHA’s Council on Epidemiology and Prevention and the American Society of Preventive Cardiology to honor Dr. Kannel’s dedication to the field of cardiovascular epidemiology.
In this new role, Dr. Lee-Parritz will be responsible for the development and implementation of diversity, equity, vitality, and inclusion initiatives for BUMG.
The inaugural award recognizes a career of discovery that has made a lasting impact in the field of proteomics, the field which explores the distribution, dynamics and modifications of proteins in cells and living organisms and their relationships to health and disease.
The novel treatment targets a solitary cell type to treat disease with minimal side effects.
In a perspective article in the journal Stroke, Hugo J. Aparicio, MD, MPH, explains that longitudinal research could be a good alternative for investigators as they begin their early research careers.
Women at BUSM show the effectiveness they can and continue to bring to medicine and science every day.