First of its kind program to target scientists to be successful medical educators.
Increasing Klotho levels would be a logical treatment for age-related neurodegenerative and neuroinflammatory diseases, according to corresponding author Carmela Abraham, PhD.
Dr. Daly is the sixth woman and the first VA chief to hold this position since the Society’s inception in 1884.
BUSM students visit Boston’s MFA to deepen their powers of observation.
Her work, continuously funded for more than 20 years, has identified specific characteristics of neurons and mechanisms underlying vulnerability of neurons in normal and pathological aging.
He will lead the BUSM Diversity & Inclusion Office staff and a team of Assistant Deans, working closely with their counterparts at SPH and GSDM on the Medical Campus and with Associate Provost of Diversity & Inclusion Crystal Williams.
This year’s theme was “Nurturing an Open and Inclusive Environment for Learning.”
Learn about BU projects that use big data to tackle medical problems by utilizing the multidisciplinary expertise of the University—matching public health experts with computer science people, or electrical engineers with medical doctors.
The findings are important because of an increasingly large aging population that drives and is at risk of motor vehicle crashes.
The new $21.4 million RURAL study will examine rural, southern US communities to find out why people there have more disease, shorter lives.