
UMass Medical School hosts 13th annual Central Massachusetts Brain Bee
Arlington Catholic High School junior Petra Dujmic won the 13th annual Central Massachusetts Brain Bee, hosted by the Department of Psychiatry at UMass Medical School on Feb. 9.
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Rett Syndrome Research Trust provides $2.7 million in new funding for research
Jonathan Watts, PhD, and colleagues are advancing research to repair the disease-causing gene mutations in Rett syndrome thanks to $2.7 million in new funding from the Rett Syndrome Research Trust.
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Loading of Extracellular Vesicles with Hydrophobically Modified siRNAs
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Education

Medical student John-Marc Austin awarded grant to improve LGBTQ+ health care curriculum
School of Medicine student John-Marc Austin has been awarded a LGBTQ+ health disparities grant from the Massachusetts Medical Society to develop curriculum materials supporting comprehensive, accurate, nonbiased information about LGBTQ+ health and health care.
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UMass Medical School hosts high school Brain Bee on Saturday
The 13th annual Central Massachusetts Regional Brain Bee will take place on Saturday, Feb. 9, at UMass Medical School. Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences students Devyn Oliver and Monika Chitre have been tutoring Worcester Technical High School students in preparation for the competition.
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