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  • Awards & HonorsTracey Dechert, MD, Named Distinguished Faculty of the Month for September
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  • Alzheimer's diseaseResearchers Develop an Improved Measure of Genetic Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease
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Two hands in medical gloves form a heartWinter Spring 2026Boston University Medicine

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Expanding Core Competencies to Combat Opioid Epidemic

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Physician Assistant faculty join Gov. Baker at press event.

First In-the-nation Partnership Yields Competencies to Address Opioid Crisis in Real Time

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Cross-institutional core competencies for the prevention and management of prescription drug misuse will reach all medical students in the Commonwealth.

Collaboration Yields Insight on India’s Emergency Medicine Curriculum, Training Needs

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Retrospective study by Gabrielle Jacquet and colleagues published in the World Journal of Emergency Medicine.

LGBT Patients Lack Online ART Educational Materials

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Research unveils inequality of online Assisted Reproductive Technology education for LGBT patients.

New Study Reveals a Novel Protein Linked to Type 2 Diabetes

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Biochemistry Instructor Libin Liu, PhD, and Professor of Biochemistry and Medicine Paul Pilch, PhD, are closer to discovering the link between obesity and diabetes.

Teens Experience the “Cool” Side of Science in Summer Visits

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BUMC and Museum of Science partner to expose high-schoolers to biomedical science.

Investigating Perceived Access to Community Resources in Patients with Diabetes

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Photography can help discover barriers in management of chronic disease.

Jonathan Woodson Returns to BU

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He will serve as the Lars Anderson Professor in Management and Professor of the Practice at Questrom; Professor of Surgery at BUSM; and Professor of Health Law, Policy and Management at BUSPH.

Unproven Stem Cell Interventions for Lung Diseases Grow, Despite Promise of New Therapies

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“Stem cell medical tourism” is becoming a global problem–preying on desperate patients with incurable diseases, according to online editorial by lead author Laertis Ikonomou, PhD.

Study Reveals Association between Physical Function and Neurological Disease

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A simple test of physical functioning based on FHS data may help predict individuals at risk of developing Alzheimer’s and stroke.

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