Announcements
Holgorsen, Hostetler, and Antoline to lead WVU Medicine Children’s capital campaign
WVU Football Coach Dana Holgorsen, former WVU and NFL quarterback Jeff Hostetler, and West Virginia native Steve Antoline have been named co-chairs of the $60 million capital campaign to build a new home for WVU Medicine Children’s pediatric and maternal services.
Photo exhibit documenting “unseen” parts of community opens May 31
“Unseen Morgantown” is a photovoice project produced by WVU’s Injury Control Research Center (ICRC) and Milan Puskar Health Right.
WVU remembers former internationally renowned cardiothoracic surgeon and chair of the Department of Surgery
Gordon F. Murray, M.D., joined the West Virginia University School of Medicine in 1985 as division chief of cardiothoracic surgery and rose to lead the Department of Surgery as chair from 1987 to 1998. After a prolonged illness, he passed away with his family at his side on May 21, 2018.
WVU researcher’s work stresses importance of suicidality in drug-related deaths
While the opioid epidemic is gaining significant media attention, a West Virginia University epidemiologist is working to shed light on another devastating national injury epidemic.
Local fundraiser to benefit cancer patients at WVU Cancer Institute
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Staff in the WVU Cancer Institute Clinical Trials Research Unit (CTRU) are holding a fundraiser to help patients at the Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center.
Cancer Institute welcomes 2018 summer undergraduate research fellows
Five undergraduate students have been selected to participate in the Summer Research Fellowship Program this year at the WVU Cancer Institute.
WVU Heart and Vascular Institute garnering national attention for work in artificial intelligence in diagnostic cardiology
Recent editorials written by Partho Sengupta, MD, chief of Cardiology and chair of the Center of Innovation, and Sirish Shrestha, biostatistician and machine learning research scientist, at the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute provide framework regarding the use of artificial intelligence for precise and early detection of cardiac disease.
Tax credits available for donations to WVU Medicine Children’s Injury Prevention and Safety Program
Businesses and individuals who make a minimum donation of $500 to the WVU Medicine Children’s Injury Prevention and Safety Program can receive West Virginia Development Office Neighborhood Investment Program (NIP) tax credits for the current fiscal year, which ends on June 30.
Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry hosts addiction training institute
The West Virginia University Department of Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry will host the 29th annual West Virginia Addiction Training Institute (ATI) June 13-15 at the Holiday Inn Morgantown - University area.
Registration begins for 29th annual West Virginia Addiction Training Institute
The event is set for June 13-15 at the Holiday Inn in Morgantown.