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Anell is a first-generation college student who became a mother days before medical school classes began at MCW. John Mantsch was awarded a grant to study the mechanisms of stress-related cognitive inflexibility. MCW program continues to show promise in reducing gaps to mental health care for children. Sally Bentley's philanthropic gift supports MCW early-stage investigators conducting research related to cardiovascular health or disease. For the Medical College of Wisconsin, has been a year best characterized as transformational.
Julie-An Talano has devoted her career to the fight against childhood cancer. MCW alumna Dr. Sapna Bamrah Morris's work in global health is driven by a passion for social justice. Amy Drendel sees great promise in sub-dissociative ketamine to treat pain in children.
New research from MCW scientists on cellular stress in the placenta as a possible cause of preeclampsia was published in Science Advances. The team is researching the cognitive effects of aromatase inhibitors treatment for breast cancer. All rights reserved. Terms and Privacy Web Accessibility Statement.
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