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In the latest edition of WMJ, members from the Office of Research reflect on research during COVID-19 from the perspective of an Institutional Review Board. ⬇️
Our special double issue, Lessons Learned From the Pandemic is up! This issue highlights lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic, featuring contributions from 150+ professionals on patient care, workforce effects, and public health disparities. Read it here: wmjonline.org/current-issue/
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Congratulations to Art Derse, MD, JD, (@aderse)
on his appointment to the Board of Directors of the @AAMCtoday. I am thankful for your service and leadership.
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Members of MCW’s Comprehensive Injury Center (CIC) were recently highlighted by @tmj4 for their innovative approach to helping gun violence victims heal.
Learn more: tmj4.com/news/local-news/an-…
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Helping clinicians develop their communication skills has been a major focus for @AKaletMD throughout her 30-year career as a leader, mentor & educator in #academicmedicine. Congrats to Dr. Kalet of the @MCW_Kern for receiving the 2023 Excellence in #MedEd Award! #AAMCAwards

ALT On the left, a headshot of a woman wearing a blue shirt and black glasses. On the right, a purple to orange gradient background with white text that reads “2023 AAMC Awards, Excellence in Medical Education Award, Adina L. Kalet, MD, MPH, FACP, FAACH, Medical College of Wisconsin”. White AAMC logo at the bottom right.
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Apply for the CCSN's Research and Community Scholars Program by Friday, August 25! This unique program brings together people from Metro-MKE and @MedicalCollege researchers to learn about #cancer disparities and ways to improve health for all.
Apply now: ccsnwi.org/scholarsprogram.h…
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Members of the Office of Research staff had a wonderful time volunteering at and walking through the #SuperColon at the Wisconsin State Fair last week! #research
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More than a decade ago, the leadership of Troop 77 in Edmond, Oklahoma, was contacted by a social worker in their area. One of their clients wanted to join the troop. blog.scoutingmagazine.org/20…
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Don't forget to join our Community Outreach & Engagement team and partners at the Wisconsin Pink Shawl Initiative for a #cancer screening event! Be there tomorrow to #GetScreened and help improve health outcomes in American Indian communities.
#CancerPrevention #CancerEquity
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In a new study, @MedicalCollege investigators discovered that DNA methylation may be a biomarker of poor disease control and social adversity in #MultipleMyeloma. Read more in @BMTjournal: nature.com/articles/s41409-0…
#CancerResearch
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Replying to @MCWCancerC2u8v
@MCWCancerCenter sharing collaborative work led by @floorchristie of @sunderlanduni to tackle #Muslim #women #cancer #screening #disparities using aspects of @initiative4im intervention model on #breastcancer #inequities medicineandislam.org/a-relig…
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Co-authored by colleagues from @MCW_Kern and @IowaMed—this article explores practical wisdom in medicine as told by #medstudents and physicians: bit.ly/44E60UE.
Weigh in on the discussion in the KNN online community: bit.ly/3O79GIX.
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In a new @Haematologica study, @MedicalCollege investigators take a closer look at how living in a low socioeconomic status (SES) environment can impact patients’ immune function and clinical outcomes following CAR T-cell therapy: bit.ly/3Mb8wdK
#CancerResearch
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Huge congrats to
@MCW_Bioethics
prof Fabrice Jotterand @fjotterand
and @TU_Muenchen
prof Marcello Ienca @MarcelloIenca
on the release of their new edited volume on the ethics of human enhancement: routledge.com/The-Routledge-…
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On this day in 1979, the Belmont Report, a summary of guidelines for human subject research, was published.
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#SCGE PIs @DahlmanLab and @PhilipJSantang1, and collaborators at @CoulterBME and @EmoryMedicine use a high-throughput assay to identify a lipid nanoparticle that preferentially delivers mRNA to human tumors in vivo.
Read more: bit.ly/3muDPqb
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New publication in Philosophy and the Mind Sciences (@PhiMiSci) on the concept of mental disorder by @MCW_Bioethics prof, Dr. Garson Leder and GWU's Dr. Tadeusz Zawidzki: 'The skill of mental health: Towards a new theory of mental health and disorder'
philosophymindscience.org/in…
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Hi #MedTwitter! My name is British Fields and I am a MS4 at @MedicalCollege applying into Pediatrics for #Match2023! I have a passion for serving marginalized groups, DEI work, mentorship, pipeline programs, and medical education. @Inside_TheMatch
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Was the recipient of the coveted “bear cake” from @rbspell No, I am not leaving @MedicalCollege - today is my last full IRB meeting, after 14 years of service. I was fortunate to have Ryan on my committees most of those years, & will miss working with the amazing IRB staff!
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"#InformedConsent is not a single point in time, but an ongoing process. Check back in, during and after." - @rbspell #genomics #clinicalstudies #RPMGrandRounds
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We’re proud to share that 47 COVID-19 patients were able to go home in the last week, bringing the total number of COVID-19 discharges to 199. As a commitment to showing What Is Possible, we will provide weekly updates of this statistic. Stay tuned for more good news next Monday.





























