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Suffering Silently: Addressing Parasitic Infections in Immigrant Populations
As director of the Immigrant Health Initiative at Georgetown University Medical Center, Graciela Ostera, PhD, has studied the prevalence of strongyloidiasis in immigrant populations.
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Autism Initiative With New Muppet “Remarkably Positive,” Georgetown Study Shows
A Sesame Workshop initiative, which includes a new Muppet called Julia, invokes “remarkably positive changes” for parents of children with and without autism spectrum disorder (ASD), according to preliminary study results released today by Georgetown’s Bruno Anthony.
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Health Justice Scholars Take Advocacy Efforts to Capitol Hill
As part of Health Justice Week 2017, 35 Health Justice Scholars from Georgetown University School of Medicine went to Capitol Hill March 21 to advocate for a wide range of legislative proposals including bills to fight chronic homelessness, increase HIV/AIDS testing and improve access to maternity care.
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39th Annual Golden Apple Awards Presented
Georgetown University School of Medicine students and faculty members were honored at the 39th Annual Golden Apple Awards. This year’s event was held on Saturday, March 25 at the Old Ebbitt Grill in Washington, D.C.
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School of Medicine Class of 2017 Celebrates Match Day with Blue, Gray and Green
Held on the third Friday in March, Match Day 2017 fell on St. Patrick’s Day, making the celebration even more festive than usual for the 194 members of Georgetown University School of Medicine’s Class of 2017, as well as the thousands of medical students and graduates taking part in the match process.
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Conference Kicks Off Conversation on the Health Care Needs of Transnational Patients
A recent conference at Georgetown brought together an international team of scholars with expertise in transnational science, health promotions, medical anthropology, ethics and international health law to address the needs of transnational patients – a diverse group that includes refugees, migrants, expatriates and medical tourists.
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Researcher Focused on Reversing Stroke-Induced Brain Damage Wins Neurology Prize
Peter Turkeltaub, MD, PhD, assistant professor of neurology and rehabilitation medicine, and director of the Cognitive Recovery Lab, has been chosen by an international society of neurologists to receive its annual award for excellence in behavioral neurology research.
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New MS in Integrative Neuroscience to Focus on Research, Science Policy
This fall, a new master’s degree program at Georgetown will give students the opportunity to pursue advanced study in neuroscience while gaining experience in research or science policy.
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Novel Course Cluster Explores "Challenges in Childhood and Society"
The course cluster is among the first offerings from the Provost’s Designing the Future(s) Initiative, which features a bold new set of educational and research opportunities for both students and faculty as a way to explore emerging educational models.
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Precision Medicine and Immunotherapy: Tomorrow's Cancer Treatments Today at Georgetown Lombardi
Diane Lucey’s unusual cancer stumped her doctors. But after ordering a profile of her tumor, medical oncologist Louis Weiner knew exactly how to proceed.
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