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A Gift of Love: New Scholarship Helps Married Medical Students
It’s the classic fairy tale love story: Boy meets girl, boy marries girl, boy goes to medical school at the University of Cincinnati and builds girl a castle ... in Indiana. OK, so there’s a little deviation from the classics—but the romance, medical school and castle parts are all true. |
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Ohio Native Returns to Serve as Neurology's New Endowed Chair for Alzheimer's Disease
If Brendan Kelley, MD, had stayed with his undergraduate majors, he might have become the scientific world’s foremost authority on Russian literature. Fortunately for the University of Cincinnati—and the study of Alzheimer’s disease—Kelley developed a passion for medicine that has led him to an appointment as UC’s Endowed Chair in the Research and Education of Alzheimer’s Disease. |
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UC Forum Garners Ideas for Improving Health in Tristate
Over 65 people attended a community health care forum, titled “Transforming Health Care at Local and National Levels,” on Jan. 13 that discussed health care reform and generated ideas to improve health care in the Tristate. |
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Behind-the-Scenes Work Has Benefits for Patients
If you’ve ever wondered how a degree in physics translates into a career outside of NASA, you need look no farther than your neighborhood hospital. Behind every radiation oncologist there is a specially trained physicist calculating complex dosage equations and precise treatment delivery angles for radiation therapy to ensure the best possible care for patients. |
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Drake Center to Study Navigated Brain Stimulation
Drake Center has signed an agreement with Nexstim Oy, a medical device company, to study the benefits of using navigated brain stimulation (NBS) in the diagnosis, monitoring and treatment of a patient’s recovery following stroke. |
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