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A New Puzzle Piece
MCW scientists are the first to demonstrate a role for transfer RNA fragments in hypertension.
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MCW Team Leads Pediatric Study
MCW and health system partner Children’s Wisconsin are on the vanguard of best practices for gastroschisis.
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Be the Change: New Medical Student Inspired to Make a Difference
An opportunity to serve as a mentor for students from underserved communities led Nana Danso on a path towards becoming a physician.
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Breast Cancer Survivor Credits Team of MCW Physicians with Saving Her Life
Lauren Lanza is grateful to her exceptional team of MCW talented, dedicated and compassionate providers for her life-saving healthcare.
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Winner of the MCW Postdoctoral Fellow Paper of the Year Award
Punashi Dutta, PhD, postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Pediatrics, was selected as the winner of the MCW Postdoctoral Fellow Paper of the Year Award for the paper entitled, “KPT-330 Prevents Aortic Valve Calcification via a Novel C/EBPβ Signaling Pathway."
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50 Years in Academic Medicine
Steven Shelov, MD ’71, MS, reflects on his 50-year career in academic medicine.
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Philanthropy Spurs Innovation
Donors leave a legacy of excellence through support of named faculty positions.
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MCW Alumna Named Physician for Team USA During the 2020 Olympics
Dr. Christina Yannetsos has been chosen to work as part of an elite group of medical experts to support USA Judo athletes.
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Making a Mentor Connection through ENGAGE
When recent MCW graduate Nolan Coallier, MD ‘21, was preparing for his residency program interviews last year, he looked for ways to practice virtual interviewing and got more than he had anticipated out of the experience.
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Infectious Disease Physician at the Forefront of COVID-19 Care
Daniel P. McQuillen, MD '85, GME '88, reflects on the impact his early years at MCW had on his specialty choice.
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When a Heart Stops
A team of paramedics and healthcare providers offers new hope.
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Sharing Her Love for MCW
Barbara B. Calkins, MD, '96, former MCW/Marquette Medical Alumni Association president, reflects on her 30-year medical career.
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Supporting Student Scholarships
James T. Breeden, MD, '70, makes a scholarship support gift to MCW to commemorate his graduation from medical school.
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Reflections on 30 Years as a Clinician, Educator and Leader
Jose Franco, MD '90, GME '93, FEL '94, 'would not change a thing' in his varied career at MCW.
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Issuing a Matching Challenge to the 50-Year Reunion Class
Art Kaemmer, MD, '70, makes a gift to MCW to commemorate his graduation from medical school and encourages his fellow alumni to do the same.
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Passion for Medicine & the Outdoors
Dr. Will Smith’s emergency medicine residency at MCW helped prepare him for a specialized career in military and wilderness medicine.
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First-in-State Fellowship-Trained Pediatric/Adolescent Gynecologist
Katherine Haake Hayes, MD ’10, is the first fellowship-trained pediatric and adolescent gynecologist in the state of Utah.
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Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Celebrates 25 Years
MCW's graduate school trains biomedical research scientists and is a major component of the research engine of MCW that drives discovery.
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Residency Match Benefits MCW
Legacy gift creates endowed chair in orthopaedic shoulder surgery research.
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