Research Lab at the Medical University of South Carolina #HeartValveDisease #MitralValveProlapse #EhlersDanlosSyndrome #Fibrosis

Charleston, SC
Joined October 2019
Drawn to the Postbac Program to learn about a genetic condition that influenced her dance career, Victoria Daylor '23PBPM is now headed to @NorrisLab as a Research Specialist before pursuing medical school. #GreatGradsOfGS #OwlTogether2023 #Columbia2023 bit.ly/3Lr49Lb
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In which Drs. Norris and Gensemer discuss the current work and future plans for the @NorrisLab in collaboration with colleagues around the world on all things #EhlersDanlosSyndrome in our new #EDSed series: #NEISvoid #MedEd #EDS #HSD #Fibro #Research
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#ICYMI: MUSC Biomedical Scientist (Norris Lab) and MUSC Health patient Cortney Gensemer spoke to @CNN on her experience working/living with #EhlersDanlosSyndrome + researching the cause of #hEDS: ow.ly/CnF950Mf45j @ResearchMUSC @NorrisLab @CortDoesScience #EDSAwareness
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Ehlers Danlos syndrome (#hEDS)-the most common disease you’ve never heard of. Want to know more based on the profile in CNN this week? Check out the detailed review written by @CortDoesScience and @Norrisra502 in @DevelopmentalDy anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wi… cnn.com/2022/12/24/health/hy…
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Inspiring the next generation! 🔬 This week, we had the pleasure of showing undergraduate students from @CofC around some of our research labs. Dr. Susanna Craig heads a new program to provide research experience to undergrads interested in pursuing biomedical research.
Today we hosted @NorrisLab for an excellent seminar @parcc_inserm @univ_paris_cite followed by a nice cocktail in Paris. We missed you @CortDoesScience !! Hope to host you soon in the lab next year
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We are hiring! The Tomlinson lab at MUSC has Postdoc/Staff Scientist positions available. The work is centered around the complement system and neuroinflammatory mechanisms. For more info, please DM me or reach out to Dr. Tomlinson (tomlinss@musc.edu). medicine.musc.edu/-/sm/medic…
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Pleased to announce a new opening for a tenure-track faculty position in our Department! Preference for applicants studying AUD and/or SUD. Deadline for application materials is 11/30/22. Plz spread the word!
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Check out this great podcast on #EDS research being done in the @NorrisLab! ⤵️
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Amazing #podcast with two of my #research heroes from @MUSChealth. @CortDoesScience and @NorrisLab Dr Chip Norris discuss the surprising time they've had together looking for the gene(s) for #hEDS. Great discussion of patient participation being vital not optional. #EDS #NotRare
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In an effort to tackle "the most common disease you've never heard of," the @NorrisLab has developed the first dedicated genetics lab for hEDS in the world. The lab embodies #ChangingWhatsPossible, showing how a basic discovery can directly impact patients bit.ly/36cVLx9
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This year, our keynote speakers, Dr. Russell "Chip" Norris and Dr. Sunil Patel, share their story of how a clinician, a basic scientist, and patient came together to transform the way we approach hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS). web.musc.edu/about/news-cent…
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It's Translational Research Day here at MUSC and, as always, we are excited to see all the incredible ways our researchers are taking basic science discoveries and applying those results to help patients here and beyond.
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After being diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, or EDS, both MUSC student Cortney Gensemer and Charleston teen Sydney Severance have become two of the strongest forces in SC advocating for people with the genetic condition. bit.ly/3tqG9PC
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Cortney Gensemer endured numerous joint dislocations and soft tissue tears in both hips before she was diagnosed with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome at 19. Now, she's a doctoral candidate at MUSC studying the disease. bit.ly/3tqG9PC
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Mitral valve prolapse (MVP) affects 1 in 40 people in the U.S. While benign in most patients, those with regurgitation symptoms often need surgery. A new study published in @JAHA_AHA suggests that waiting until these symptoms occur might result in irreversible fibrosis.
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Another great collaboration @n_bouatianaji (this side of pond) @broadinstitute @MGHHeartHealth @annacaroselli @patrick_ellinor @NorrisLab @s_slaugen @steven_lubitz David Milan across pond @FondationLeducq. Big shout-out CIC @institut_thorax & patients. academic.oup.com/eurheartj/a…
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