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Lifelong learning drives WVU simulation specialist’s career
Growing up in Monongahela, Pennsylvania, Joshua Bell would spend weekends at the ambulance station where his friend's father worked as an EMT, sparking an interest in healthcare that led him down a path to discovering the David and Jo Ann Shaw Center for Simulation Training and Education for PatientSafety at West Virginia University.
WVU School of Nursing alum honored by American Academy of Nursing
The American Academy of Nursing recently recognized WVU School of Nursing alum Bernadette Melnyk with the President’s Award, the highest individual achievement award given by the Academy.
WVU in the News: Patients are suing over alleged side effects of weight-loss drugs
Dr. Laura Davisson tells Time most people can tolerate a GLP-1 medication, as long as they’re counseled on how to manage side effects. The problem, she says, is many providers can’t perfectly calibrate dosages, diets and lifestyles.
WVU in the News: Zapping the brain with ultrasound waves may cure drug addiction
Earth.com features research conducted at the West Virginia University Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute.
WVU in the News: Smoking hard drugs is now killing many users
Dr. James Berry contributes to reporting from Psychology Today about a shift in drug overdose deaths.
WVU announces first physical medicine and rehabilitation residency program in West Virginia
The West Virginia University School of Medicine has received approval from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education to offer West Virginia’s first medical residency program in physiatry.
WVU School of Nursing celebrates its first-generation college students
To celebrate First-Generation College Week at West Virginia University, Nov. 4-8, the WVU School of Nursing asked students and faculty to share their experiences and best advice for other students who are first-generation.
Biomedical Laboratory Diagnostics student embraces opportunities at WVU School of Medicine
From a young age, Rylee Harner knew she wanted to enter the healthcare field. Her experience at the West Virginia University School of Medicine has set her on the path she’s always dreamed of – making a meaningful difference in the lives of others.
WELLWVU works to empower students by supporting their health and well-being
While students at West Virginia University spend most of their time focused on preparing for their future through academics, they also benefit from educational programming and outreach that provide tools for making good decisions as young adults.
WVU in the News: Blood test can benefit NFL concussion return-to-play decisions
In Newsweek, Dr. Javier Cardenas says blood tests could be beneficial to see if brain injuries are healing after a concussion diagnosis for athletes.