Appointments & Promotions – June ’20
Professor(s): Renda Wiener, MD Clinical Professor(s): Christine Reardon, MD Assistant Professors: Navid Alavi, MD Hussein Assi, MD Nabila Azad, MD Nicholas Bosch, MD Kathryn Fantasia, MD Jean Liew, MD Nicole Mushero, MD
Appointments & Promotions – May ’20
Professor(s): Alan Moss, MD Assistant Professors: Polly Dhond, PhD Albert Nadjaria, MD Jennifer Palmer, MD Purva Ranchal, MD Angela Reffel, PA-C Haihua Zhang, MD Instructors: Sarah Khan, MD Lauren Kearney, MD Ryan Knodle, MD Justin Peterson, MD Tashia Prince-Lacombe, NP Samantha Rawlins-Pilgrim, MD Olivia Rowse, MD Stephen Russell, MD Melinda Tonelli, MD Judy […]
Evans Research Days- Oct 3 & 4, 2019
View Photos The 34th Annual Evans Department of Medicine Research Days celebrated and showcased the research activities of the department’s faculty, trainees and researchers. This year’s event featured the 2nd year of the Poster Blitz, 24 3-minute oral presentations of some of this year’s most exciting submissions. The poster session featured 97 presentations, […]
Summer 2019 Newsletter
This edition includes Announcements Evans Days Spotlight: BRIM Study Award Recipients and Recognition Appointments & Promotions DOM Happenings View Newsletter
Spring 2019 Newsletter
This edition includes Upcoming Events Announcements Spotlight: EPIC Leads Admin Spotlight Intern Match Results Award Recipients and Recognition Appointments & Promotions Research Corner DOM Happenings View Newsletter
Framingham Heart Study Awarded $38M NHLBI Contract Renewal
The Framingham Heart Study (FHS), the nation’s longest running cohort study with longitudinal analysis of cardiovascular disease, has received a contract renewal for an additional six years and $38 million dollars from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI). The contract period will support examining the elderly groups of the cohort study, the Offspring […]
Pulmonary Faculty Introduce T35 Medical Student Training Grant
“Good News: Opioid Prescribing Fell. The Bad? Pain Patients Suffer, Doctors Say”, featuring Dr. Daniel Alford in New York Times
“Good News: Opioid Prescribing Fell. The Bad? Pain Patients Suffer, Doctors Say”, featuring Dr. Daniel Alford in New York Times Dr. Daniel Alford of the Section of General Internal Medicine and director of the Clinical Addiction Research and Education (CARE) Unit helps to advocate for smarter guidelines for opioid prescriptions for pain management. Read More.
NEJM Editorial by Dr. George O’Connor featured in New York Times
Featured in the New York Times article “E-Cigarettes Are Effective at Helping Smokers Quit, a Study Says”, the New England Journal of Medicine editorial by BU pulmonologist Dr. George O’Connor and Dr. Belinda Borrelli, a behavioral health expert, “noted that 80 percent of the study participants who had quit by using e-cigarettes were still vaping at one […]
Dr. Tuhina Neogi is new Chief of Rheumatology
We are delighted to announce that Tuhina Neogi, M.D., Ph.D., Professor, Department of Medicine, has accepted our offer to become Chief of the Rheumatology Section effective January 1, 2019. Dr. Neogi received her M.D. from the University of Toronto and Ph.D. from the Boston University School of Public Health. She leads an internationally known research […]