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Outreach Van Project: January Newsletter Available

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Learn more about this service-learning project.

MLK & Kazi Nazrul Islam: The Spirit of Inclusion

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Both men shared similarities as moral leaders and activists of their generation.

Researchers Discover Key Pathway Involved in Blood Vessel Occlusion

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Implications for various other diseases, such as vascular restenosis (blood vessel narrowing) and chronic kidney disease.

Medical Ethics in the Shadow of the Holocaust: The Nazi Doctors, Racial Hygiene, Murder and Genocide

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Jan. 20 lecture given by Michael Grodin, MD, is open to students, faculty and staff.

Shared Molecular Response to Tobacco Smoke and Indoor Air Pollution

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Exposure to certain household air pollutants may cause some of the same molecular changes as smoking cigarettes.

Researchers Discover Novel Factor in Parkinson’s Disease

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May lead to better understanding of disease, early diagnosis and therapeutic development.

Jan. 19 Deadline: Alan Alda’s ‘Flame Challenge’ for 2016 – What is Sound?

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How would you explain, “What is sound?” to an 11-year-old? Scientists, physicians and medical students are encouraged to participate in the 2016 Flame Challenge, It offers a $1,000 cash prize for those who can explain complex science in a way that will awaken the interest of thousands of 11-year-olds.

Reknowned Surgeon Offers Insight to Address Patient Mortality

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The four time New York Times best-selling author was the featured speaker at BUSM’s Department of Medicine’s Grand Rounds.

Epigenetic Regulation of Metastatic Breast Cancer Progression Could Guide Prognosis and Future Therapies

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Researchers identified a gene called serum deprivation response (SDPR) and the mechanisms by which this gene is down-regulated, or silenced, in breast cancer cells promoting tumor spread.

New Deans in Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs

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Three faculty members have been appointed as Assistant Deans.

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