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  • UMass Chan leading national study on school-based health centers

    UMass Chan leading national study on school-based health centers

    Michelle Trivedi, MD’09, MPH, received a $3.8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to study school-based health centers.

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  • UMass Chan researchers receive FDA authorization to advance gene therapy clinical trial for Tay-Sachs and Sandhoff diseases

    UMass Chan researchers receive FDA authorization to advance gene therapy clinical trial for Tay-Sachs and Sandhoff diseases

    FDA approves gene therapy clinical trial for Tay-Sachs and Sandhoff diseases by UMass Chan scientists  

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  • Riccio Fund advances research projects in opioid tolerance, long-term memory storage

    Riccio Fund advances research projects in opioid tolerance, long-term memory storage

    Four UMass Chan Medical School faculty members received awards to support interdisciplinary research in neuroscience.

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  • UMass Chan scientist receives award to develop AI capable of identifying neuron types

    UMass Chan scientist receives award to develop AI capable of identifying neuron types

    AI project at UMass Chan strives to identify different neuron types from 3D images and video

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  • Naomi Fettig receives Canadian Institutes of Health Research award for multiple sclerosis research

    Naomi Fettig receives Canadian Institutes of Health Research award for multiple sclerosis research

    UMass Chan scientist receives two-year, $140,000 Canada Postdoctoral Research Award for multiple sclerosis research.

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  • Med student Regina Taylor named inaugural Huppert Community Health Scholar in Family Medicine

    Med student Regina Taylor named inaugural Huppert Community Health Scholar in Family Medicine

    Huppert Community Health Scholar in Family Medicine program gives medical students the chance to engage in community health, engagement and leadership experiences for four years.

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  • Remote patient monitoring system in development to improve care for people with lupus

    Remote patient monitoring system in development to improve care for people with lupus

    The project is funded for $3.5 million over seven years by the UMass Center for Clinical and Translational Science.

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  • Fellowship award highlights Melanie Barbini’s mastery in research, clinical studies

    Fellowship award highlights Melanie Barbini’s mastery in research, clinical studies

    Barbini credits her success to her co-mentors, Chancellor David McManus and Dorothy Schafer.

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  • UMass Chan research shows exciting step forward in innate immune stimulation and vaccine platform development

    UMass Chan research shows exciting step forward in innate immune stimulation and vaccine platform development

    AMP modified vaccine adjunct activates robust T cell response. 

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  • Science for Living: How acupuncture is earning its place in modern medicine

    Science for Living: How acupuncture is earning its place in modern medicine

    UMass Chan researchers discuss the growing evidence behind acupuncture’s role in modern integrative medicine and how it is helping to reduce chronic pain. 

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  • From medical student to chancellor: David McManus charts UMass Chan’s next chapter

    From medical student to chancellor: David McManus charts UMass Chan’s next chapter

    David D. McManus, MD’02, ScM’12, MBA, has officially stepped into the role of chancellor of UMass Chan.

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  • UMass Chan research of digital tools show promise in supporting infant feeding, sleep

    UMass Chan research of digital tools show promise in supporting infant feeding, sleep

    Researchers at UMass Chan are studying whether digital tools for infants can improve health outcomes and expand access to support for families.

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