Recent News
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Panel discussion looks to connect Veterans from diverse backgrounds with health care services
Six Veterans from different ethnic, racial and gender backgrounds will take part in the virtual discussion, to take place over Zoom.
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Medical College of Wisconsin Names Vice President and Chief People Officer
Adrienne Mitchell, MBA, has been named vice president and chief people officer at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW), effective Jan. 1, 2021.
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Cracking the Code of a Shapeshifting Protein
Researchers at the Medical College of Wisconsin discovered the molecular basis for how an immune system protein called XCL1 evolved.
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Medical College of Wisconsin Community Briefing Recap: COVID-19 Vaccine
MCW is pleased to continue providing up-to-date information and insight regarding the pandemic through COVID-19 Community Briefings.
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Three faculty members, MCW-MMAC partnership named Notable Heroes in Health Care by Milwaukee BizTimes
This year, three MCW faculty members were named Heroes, as was the collaboration between MCW and the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce (MMAC).
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Leaders of Wisconsin’s Two Medical Schools Urge Everyone to Take Action During the COVID-19 Outbreak
Leaders of Wisconsin’s two medical schools have an urgent message to the public: Right now, every person in the state has the power to save lives by choosing to take a stand against COVID-19.
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Discovery of New Protein Analysis Method to Enable Faster Drug Discoveries, Clinical Analyses
In an article published in Nature Methods, Jesse G. Meyer, PhD, assistant professor of biochemistry developed a groundbreaking protein analysis technique that enables quanitfication of proteins in seconds instead of the usual tens of minutes or hours.
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The Medical College of Wisconsin Cardiovascular Center Appoints Postdoctoral Fellows to T32 Training Program
The Cardiovascular Center has appointed Janée Terwoord, PhD, and Tyler Buddell, PhD, as postdoctoral trainees on the Cardiovascular Center’s National Institutes of Health T32 postdoctoral training program.
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Prevea Health, HSHS St. Mary’s Hospital Medical Center and MCW Launch Green Bay’s First Family Medicine Physician Residency Program
The MCW-Prevea Family Medicine Residency Program is the first residency program of its kind to be offered in the Green Bay region.
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New Research Findings Offer Relief from Medication’s Side Effects for Chronic Myeloid Leukemia Patients
This study evaluated molecular disease recurrence and patient-reported outcomes after TKI discontinuation for patients with CML.