Announcements
WVU in the News: 17th annual Heather Miller Memorial Golf Classic sees hundreds of supporters
More than 150 golfers came out to Crispin Golf Course at Oglebay Park on Friday for the 17th Annual Heather Miller Memorial Golf Classic. Each year, the event raises money for the foundation’s College Nursing Scholarships, which are given out in honor of Heather.
WVU Cancer Institute to open outpatient clinic for geriatric cancer patients
When a patient is diagnosed with cancer, the primary focus of medical care becomes the cancer itself, with other conditions taking the back seat. However, older adults can have chronic medical problems and other physical, cognitive, and social needs that cannot be overlooked.
Hear West Virginians with disabilities speak about the importance of person-centered care to celebrate the ADA anniversary
The CED spoke with West Virginians with disabilities about the importance of person-centered care and what it means to them. The independence provided by person-centered care aligns with the rights protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act, which celebrates its anniversary on July 26.
Seven investigators selected for WVCTSI Research Scholar Program
The West Virginia Clinical and Translational Science Institute (WVCTSI) has named seven faculty for the 2024-2026 Research Scholar Program.
Campus experience at WVU prepares state’s youth for future success
High school students from across West Virginia got a feel for college life this summer during the Health Sciences & Technology Academy’s 31st annual summer camp program
Students explore the future of health care in study-abroad trip to the Netherlands
Students from West Virginia University recently completed a trip to Groningen, Netherlands as part of the School of Medicine’s Exercise Physiology Class: The Future of Healthcare.
WVU in the News: Getting older
Dr. Osvaldo Navia joins MetroNews’ “Talkline” to discuss signs of neurological decline in older family members and offer advice on how to get help.
WVU launches online survey to aid presidential search
West Virginia University Board of Governors Vice-Chair and Presidential Search Committee Chair Dr. Patrice Harris sent the following letter to members of the University community Wednesday (July 24), providing an update on the presidential search process.
WVU scientists taking a close look at what causes immune cells to attack the central nervous system
A West Virginia University immunologist is exploring how the interaction between two types of immune cells within the central nervous system covering causes multiple sclerosis to develop. The findings could provide a pathway to new strategies for treating the disease and other neurological disorders.
WVU in the News: The race for the next Ozempic
In Wired, Dr. Laura Davisson, director of medical weight management in the WVU School of Medicine, addresses developments in weight loss medications.