In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Associate Dean for Community, Health Equity, and Belonging David Garcia, MEd, discusses the promise he made to his grandmother: if there was anything he could do to improve conditions for their people, migrant farmworkers, he would do it.
Navigating medical school is challenging enough, but navigating with a disability, chronic illness, or neurodiversity can add an additional barrier.
Olivia Coiado, PhD, professor and assistant dean for student and resident research, offers her expertise to the AAMC Virtual Community, discusses her background helping students engage in research, and answers questions to help readers get to know her better.
Washington State University affiliates have access to GIDEON, the Global Infectious Diseases and Epidemiology Online Network.
Amber Charoen, MD, brings unique expertise in women’s gastroenterology to the Tri-Cities area and the WSU College of Medicine.
The NIH Blueprint MedTech program is currently seeking pre-proposals from academic and industry applicants to have emerging preventative, therapeutic, or diagnostic medical devices focused on disorders of the nervous system.
The DataWorks! Prize recognizes the impactful role of data reuse on human health.
The Brain Research Foundation is accepting seed grant applications from faculty who are proposing scientific projects with a focus on brain health and disease, including cancer.
More than 70 million adults in the U.S. report having a disability and can face discrimination in health care settings because of it, a phenomenon termed medical ableism.
Approximately 50 faculty and staff members gathered for a day dedicated to learning and professional growth.
