Tungiasis — an infectious disease from a burrowing flea – is usually acquired or diagnosed in South or Central America, and it can be picked up by travelers. When fourth-year […]
NEOMED Professor studies brains of extant whales and plans CT scanning of whale ancestors Whales and dolphins have brains that are larger than those of most mammals, but it is […]
The American Society for Bone and Mineral Research has awarded second-year College of Medicine student Bryson Cook an ASBMR 2018 Young Investigator Travel Grant to present his research at the […]
In the eyes of Patrick Handwork, a third-year College of Medicine student, he hit a home run when he was accepted to conduct research alongside some of the Cleveland Indians’ […]
Working in locations from a children’s hospital at Stanford to the Cleveland Clinic — as well as on campus — NEOMED students involved in the Summer Research Fellowship Program expanded […]
Nazar Hussein, a Ph.D. candidate in the College of Graduate Studies, runs tests at the Pharmaceutical Proof of Concept Center in NEOMED’s REDIzone. Here, he explains the process involved with […]
Physicians who understand the impact of social determinants of health are better equipped to serve their patients, as a group of students learned from a public health practicum. It’s not […]
What if bones became more flexible as we grew older, instead of more brittle? This is a reality in bats, and Lisa Cooper, Ph.D., an assistant professor of anatomy and […]
Poster Day, the culminating event of NEOMED’s Summer Research Fellowship Program, will take place Friday, August 24, from 1 to 4 p.m. in the NEOMED Education and Wellness (NEW) Center […]
Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness in the U.S., and the death of cells in this disease leads to the loss of sight. Researcher Denise Inman, Ph.D., assistant […]
