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304.293.7206 (Research)

304.293.7116 (Education)

P.O. Box 9100

Morgantown, WV 26506

Faculty Newswire

Center on Aging earns grant renewal to help seniors. $375,000 provides funding for five years.

WVU official to lead veterans’ health projects. Hilda Heady championed rural health at WVU.

WVU tobacco researcher leads national group.

Two at WVU earn NIH Challenge Grants. Nanomaterials’ health impact, psychiatric drugs are targets of research.

Confused by research findings? You’re not alone. HSC researcher to review 50 years of nutrition and exercise studies.

HSC researcher wins $1.6 million grant. Five-year, basic science study looks at retinal proteins.

WVU Researcher Heads NIH Panel. New study section to score research grant applications.

WVU’s Chancellor for Health Sciences, Christopher C. Colenda, M.D, M.P.H. introduction video.

$17 million grant enables WVU Health Sciences to assist colleges in West Virginia.

WVU HSC's pioneering nuclear medicine imaging research wins $2 million grant. PEM/PET system offers 3D look at breast tumors.

WVU HSC researchers find how common respiratory virus hijacks lung cells to stay alive.More than 100,000 U.S. infants hospitalized each year with RSV.

Recovery Act helps underwrite cancer research. WVU scientist studies how cancer cells escape normal cell death.

NCI cancer research at WVU doubles in two years. Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center also names deputy director.

WVU cardiovacular researcher to edit medical journal.

WVU heart researcher S. Jamal Mustafa earns $2.5 million grant. Five-year study looks at chemicals regulating blood flow.

Bioscientists gather, honor WVU researcher Nyles Charon is internationally known for study of spirochetes.

$9 million committed to enhance WVU Stroke Center. Hospital, private and public funding combine for expansion.

WVU Team Develops Anti-Infection Technology. Microcapsules Could Have Potential For Use On Battlefields.

WVU research examines health impact of mining. Illness, premature deaths cost Appalachia billions.

WVU School of Dentistry researchers earn new grant money from NIH. Study helps explain high dental disease rates in rural Appalachia.

WVU, NIOSH seek to step up research collaboration. Scientists address health of people in the workplace.

WVU continues climb in biomedical research funding.

SWVU Health Sciences students share research, hear from distinguished lecturer during Van Liere & Research Day Events.

Ruppert named first Statler Chair in Breast Cancer Research. Chair established by donation from Jo and Ben Statler.

Upcoming Events: Dec 11, 2009 Research Induction Ceremony.

Ph.D. Training Programs: Biomedical Sciences; Public Health Sciences; M.D./Ph.D. Scholars Program; Health outcomes Research; Nursing Research

Announcements!: Events and Seminars around the HSC.; Students win awards for their research.

Contact Us: Research: 304-293-7206; Education: 304-293-7116; P.O. Box 9100; Morgantown, WV 26506

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