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Alumni

January 2020 0

Memory Protection

A researcher wants to make surgery safer for aging patients’ brains.

Faculty

December 2019 0

Can an HIV Drug Treat Alzheimer’s?

A small clinical trial will look at a novel approach to treating the devastating disease.

Faculty

Two weeks of treatment with Lamivudine reduced the signs of chronic inflammation—white blood cells stained pink amongst green fat cells—in old mouse fat tissue. Image courtesy Sedivy Lab

February 2019 0

Old Drug, New Trick?

Research in aging mice suggests HIV medication has potential to treat age-related diseases like Alzheimer’s.

News

April 2018 0

A Smart Investment

$100 million gift to Brown will advance research into brain and nerve disorders.

News

Stephen Salloway, Brian Ott, and Peter Snyder, left to right, work together to find new ways to diagnose, prevent, and treat Alzheimer's disease. Photo by Al Weems/Lifespan

September 2017 0

Windows Into Alzheimer’s

Retinas may help doctors identify the disease long before the onset of symptoms.

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  Brown clubs like @SNMA celebrate diversity in STEM. “It’s definitely an ongoing conversation … to change the face of what medicine looks like.” -- #BrownSNMA co-president Uche Onwunaka ’19 MA’20 MD’24. ow.ly/89AW50DJFm8 via @the_herald
  
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  A native of Brooklyn, Dr. Brown earned an MPH @YaleSPH before coming back to Brown. She has long been interested in the health of at-risk children. You can read all about her journey in the new issue of Medicine@Brown: medicine.at.brown.edu/for-man… 3/4 pic.twitter.com/B8mv327WuZ
  
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  The Arnold P. Gold Foundation celebrates med student and ODMA diversity fellow Gisel Bello MD'21! ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  Lifespan and Care New England signed a definitive agreement to merge and create, with Brown and its Warren Alpert Medical School, an integrated academic health system, together for a healthier Rhode Island. Brown will invest $125 million in support. Read more and watch videos from the leadership and faculty. www.brown.edu/news/2021-02-23/academic-health ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  Next in our Black History Month profiles: Griffin Rodgers '76 MD'79. Dr. Rodgers is the director of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), where he oversees a staff of 630 and a budget of $2.25 billion. A native of New Orleans, Dr. Rodgers developed a passion for medicine and science after going on home visits with his mother, a public health nurse. As a teen, Dr. Rodgers watched 3 friends suffer and die from sickle cell disease. He trained as a hematologist and focused his research on #sicklecell. His research contributed to the development of the first effective, FDA-approved drug for the treatment of sickle cell, hydroxyurea. He also oversaw a clinical trial using stem cell transplants that reversed the disease in a majority of patients, which could open a new potential avenue for therapeutics. Dr. Rodgers' vision for NIDDK includes supporting pivotal research as well as bring in a steady pool of diverse investigators from all backgrounds. During the pandemic, he's joined with his fellow director Dr. Anthony Fauci to provide info to the public about #COVID-19. The American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) honored Dr. Rodgers with the Research Service Award, which recognizes individuals whose work has significantly advanced gastroenterological science and research. Dr. Rodgers' work has an impact on the health of the entire nation and we are proud to call him an alum! #BlackHistoryMonth #blackexcellence ... See MoreSee Less
  
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