The division will include a multidisciplinary team of faculty, postdoctoral researchers, and doctoral and dental students.
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The division will include a multidisciplinary team of faculty, postdoctoral researchers, and doctoral and dental students.
The School of Medicine has received a $29 million research award over four years from the National Institutes of Health to lead a multicenter trial.
She is leading a team that will develop a standard metric called the Structural Racism Measure to compare the forces that have affected Black and Hispanic/Latino people.
University of Maryland School of Medicine faculty are working to solve the organ shortage crisis by transplanting animal organs, which potentially could save thousands of lives.
Bleeding is the most common cause of potentially survivable death in trauma, in both military and civilian settings, but whole blood transfusions present logistical challenges.
Jeffrey Hasday and Paul Shapiro are co-inventors of technology focused on treatments for inflammatory diseases.
Kathleen Neuzil is director of the School of Medicine's Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health.
The administration of these medications by pharmacists is lifesaving and promotes patient access.
Researchers found that many employers want to be more supportive but don’t know how.
Researchers at the Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health have been leading the fight to stop the spread of the life-threatening illness.
Members of the UMB community share why they chose a career in a science, technology, engineering, and math field.
The team will study a new way to treat and prevent migraines by “switching off” specific pain receptors.
He has cared for tens of thousands of Marylanders and pioneered advances to trauma care.
Student attorneys file patent and trademark registrations as part of the Maryland Carey Law clinic.
The Center to Advance Chronic Pain Research’s mission is to cultivate and expand the multidisciplinary pain research portfolio at UMB with the overarching goal of improved patient care and quality of life.
The surgery is a critical step in the future of transplant medicine, as many patients are unable to qualify or receive a human organ.