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March 2023 0

A Responsibility to Rhode Island

In a Q&A, Dean Jain explains how BioMed can improve human health and fuel economic growth.

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April 2016 0

New findings about the genes that cause aging

Whether a creature is a worm, a fly, a mouse, or a human, death inevitably awaits. And not only do…

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  From his hometown of golf prominence to the vibrant greens of Providence, Jack Casey MD'26, seamlessly fuses medical know-how with an unwavering passion for the sport. In doing so, he's not just playing the game; he's crafting moments of pure joy for those who might not have had the chance to experience golf otherwise.“Everything you see is in a book for the first two years of medical school,” he says. “But then you get to get out there with these kids and put a face to that disease you’ve been reading about, and you see they’re hitting the ball and smiling and having fun.”More on the heartwarming impact he and the other Full Swing Golf RI volunteers are making in this community:📸: Adam Mastoon ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  #Cardiovascular health among Asian Americans is "a complex one," said lead researcher, Sudheesha Perera’17 MD’24. "These results showed evident disparities within Asian American populations." Find out which population may be at the greatest risk: ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  “Although it’s typically well-tolerated, whenever we’re using any kind of medication or supplement in a young, developing body we want to exercise caution," Professor Julie Boergers told Motherly.Read more about the study she co-authored highlighting the concerns around children and #melatonin: ... See MoreSee Less
  
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