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Boot Camp For a Young Clinical Researcher
Brandon Smaglo, M.D., wants to test a combination of two cancer drugs that he suspects—and hopes—will keep different kinds of tumors at bay. But he expected it would take him a year to figure out how
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Summer Profile Series: Kanouse Interns at NJ Hospital
Earlier this summer, human science major Andrew Kanouse (NHS’14) interned at the Overlook Medical Center in Summit, NJ where he participated in the Overlook Summer Internship Program (OSIP). At OSIP,
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Harvey’s “Greatest Hits” of Heart Sounds Now Online
Even after his death, the late W. Proctor Harvey, M.D., continues to teach the importance of a physician’s human touch and practice at the bedside. A unique textbook that exquisitely captures the skil
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Professor Who Revolutionized Radiology Dies At 86
Emeritus professor who created the first whole-body CT scanner that revolutionized the practice of radiology passed away on July 24. Robert S. Ledley, who pioneered the use of electronic digital compu
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To Cherish a Different Way of Thinking
Rachel Wurzman has spent much of her life trying to figure out, as she says, “what makes her tic.” And she plans to devote her career to it. Wurzman, a fourth year student in the Interdisciplinary Pr
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NHS Alumna Focuses on Health Policy, Public Health
Erika Rogan (NHS’06) says the School of Nursing & Health Studies gave her a solid academic foundation in various elements that make up the health care field. The young alumna – who will begin a Ph.D.
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Celebrating Life and Health for 14 Years, One Woman at a Time
Holding up the plastic model of a female torso, Georgeen Newland stands comfortably in front of two dozen women seated in a circle at Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center. In her soothing V
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Ambassador Addresses HIV/AIDS Research Conference
China has greatly stepped up its response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic during the past decade, said Ambassador Eric Goosby, MD, who oversees implementation of the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS
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HIV Reveals General Theory of Dementia
It was a puzzle. Individuals infected with HIV who also were known to abuse drugs such as cocaine and morphine were developing the telltale signs of dementia — even though they were in their 20s and 3
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Food For Thought
The basis of all brain functions such as learning, memory, planning, organization, attention, reaction time, and emotions, involve tiny electrical impulses and chemical signals of your neurons. Did y
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