Topics: College of Medicine Research

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Project on rural communities and health benefits from collaboration with Highmark Health

May 11, 2019

A project to better understand the issues facing rural communities and address a decline in American life expectancy is benefitting from a partnership between Penn State Clinical and Translational Science Institute and Highmark Health Enterprise Analytics Data Science Research.

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Three graduate from dual-title PhD program in clinical and translational sciences

May 11, 2019

Three students graduated in May 2019 from Penn State's Clinical and Translational Sciences Dual-Title PhD Program.

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National Cancer Institute grant builds better researchers

May 2, 2019

The National Cancer Institute’s Ruth L. Kirschstein Institutional National Research Service Award equips predoctoral and postdoctoral scholars with skills to conduct independent cancer research at Penn State College of Medicine.

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MD/PhD student’s poster honored at conference

Apr 30, 2019

Yunsung Kim, a student in Penn State College of Medicine's MD/PhD Medical Scientist Training Program, received one of six best poster awards at the annual American Physician Scientist Association conference held in Chicago in April 2019.

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NIH grants more than $2 million to College of Medicine researchers

Apr 29, 2019

The National Institutes of Health granted Penn State College of Medicine researchers more than $2 million in March to support both new and established projects.

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St. Baldrick’s Foundation awards Dovat $5,000 to mentor young investigator in pediatric cancer research

Apr 25, 2019

The St. Baldrick's Foundation will give researcher Dr. Sinisa Dovat $5,000 to mentor a young investigator in pediatric cancer research this summer. The foundation’s Summer Fellow grant provides funding for a medical school or college student to work in a pediatric oncology research lab for one summer.

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EdVenture 2019 celebrates, motivates College of Medicine educators

Apr 25, 2019

Penn State College of Medicine educators celebrated teaching and learning at EdVenture on April 18. The event featured workshops, a lecture from an influential educator and an awards ceremony.

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MD/PhD student featured as entrepreneur of the month

Apr 16, 2019

Penn State College of Medicine MD/PhD student Olivier Noel was recently highlighted by Penn State Dickinson Law as the Entrepreneur of the Month.

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Penn State Office of the Vice President for Research releases guidance on international affiliations

Apr 12, 2019

The Penn State Office of the Vice President for Research has compiled information to provide guidance and resources to remind Penn State researchers of their compliance obligations to federal sponsors.

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Haidet, colleagues to study how arts, humanities elevate medical education

Apr 11, 2019

Dr. Paul Haidet, distinguished professor of medicine, humanities and public health sciences at Penn State College of Medicine, will work with other experts to compile information on how the humanities and arts are used in the training of health care professionals. Haidet’s work is part of a broader study by the Association of American Medical Colleges on how to integrate arts and humanities into medical education.

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