Promotion to Full Professor for Four MED Faculty

Expertise in cancer treatment, PTSD, antibiotic resistance, blood transfusion Four faculty members of the School of Medicine have been promoted to full professor in recognition of their scholarship. Photo by Kalman Zabarsky. Their research runs the gamut from high-tech cancer-spotting to preventing domestic violence among veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. And their expertise has earned […]

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Making TB the Next Polio

BU team lands $21 million NIH grant to study the disease When Jerrold Ellner started working in infectious disease, schistosomiasis was a greater concern to international health professionals than tuberculosis. Fast forward a few decades and TB is now among the greatest public health threats worldwide. There are nine million new cases and three million […]

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From Boston to the World, a Doctor Battles Violence

BMC’s Thea James wins Compassionate Caregiver Award Several years ago, Dr. Thea James noticed the tattoos on young people coming to the ER at Boston Medical Center (BMC)—things like “Born To Be Hated, Dying To Be Loved.” Investigating, she learned the tattoos often referred to lives plagued by violence, a revelation leading her to support […]

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Rx Nutrition

Program matches SAR dietitians, MED students to collaborate on care Dani Sandhu (MED’18) (left) and Tavierney Rogan (SAR’14) examine gluten-free labels on tortillas at the South Bay Stop & Shop in Dorchester. Photos by Jackie Ricciardi. Dani Sandhu and Tavierney Rogan are having a heart-to-heart by the frozen bread section in Dorchester’s South Bay Stop […]

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