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WVU researchers pen op-ed promoting vaccinations
Monday, February 4, 2019
HPML Assistant Professor Lindsay Allen, along with four other WVU researchers, recently published an op-ed in the Charleston Gazette-Mail calling for an end to the vaccine debate in the wake of Senate Bill 454 and the measles outbreak in Washington and Oregon.Read WVU researchers pen op-ed promoting vaccinations full story
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Berry named to Addiction Policy Forum’s Scientific Advisory Board
Thursday, January 31, 2019
Addiction Policy Forum has announced the formation of the Scientific Advisory Board, including experts in medicine, psychiatry, addiction treatment, research and public health.Read Berry named to Addiction Policy Forum’s Scientific Advisory Board full story
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Nominations for annual Vice President’s Awards open Feb. 1
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
The annual Vice President's Awards Committee is now accepting nominations. This is your opportunity to honor and recognize employees at the WVU Health Sciences Center. Nominations can be submitted starting Friday, February 1. The form will remain open through Thursday, February 28.Read Nominations for annual Vice President’s Awards open Feb. 1 full story
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Department of Neuroscience raising money for student outreach program
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
The Department of Neuroscience is raising money for its Feed Our Brains campaign, which aims to pay off overdue student lunch balances at elementary and middle schools in greater Monongalia County that are visited as part of their student outreach program. Several neuroscience related games and activities are held at each school to help the students learn about the brain and hopefully create a love for science.Read Department of Neuroscience raising money for student outreach program full story
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WVU researcher investigates a little-studied patient population: pregnant women with eating disorders
Thursday, January 24, 2019
Assistant Professor Elizabeth Claydon is looking at how eating disorders may affect women’s experience of — and attitudes toward —pregnancy.