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- 20 Dec
  
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  Here's to a new year filled with scientific discovery, community, and better health for the people of Rhode Island. Happy holidays from the Division of Biology and Medicine at Brown. Gorgeous photo by @MikeCohea pic.twitter.com/uHCZnurQjz
  
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  17 Dec
  
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  New breathalyzer device to detect COVID-19 developed at Brown could soon be submitted for emergency use authorization ow.ly/PIf750He63G via @BostonGlobe @AlexaGagosz
  
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  16 Dec
  
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  Advancing health care and the R.I. economy — leaders, experts discuss proposed academic health system in @BostonGlobe sponsored panel. ow.ly/hALE50HcbUq
  
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  15 Dec
  
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  RT: @Brownsurgical's Dr. Ayloo did it again - performing RI's first robotic-assisted Whipple procedure. And the patient? No sign of cancer. Which is what it's all about! @NBC10's @NBC10_Barbara has the story --> turnto10.com/news/local/fir… @BrownMedicine @BrownPhysicians
  
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  Calling all alumni and students: What are your favorite memories of medical school at Brown? Lectures in the Purple Palace? Anatomy with the inimitable Dale Ritter? Or some inside joke known only to you and your study partners? Share them by replying to this post or sending an email to med@brown.edu. We may use them in an upcoming article in Medicine@Brown. ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  Brown researchers are partnering with faith-based leaders in Providence to increase participation of Black community members in Alzheimer’s prevention studies. “People of color have a higher rate of dementia, so these communities need approaches to lower the chance of developing Alzheimer’s disease,” said study co-leader Dr. Stephen Salloway, associate director of the Center for Alzheimer’s Disease Research at Brown University and director the Memory and Aging Program at Butler Hospital. “That’s why we need people from all backgrounds to participate in important prevention studies like U.S. POINTER.” ... See MoreSee Less
  
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