Student News
Internal Medicine
The department recently held its Medical Research Day. Several medical students won
awards, including:
Oral Presentations:
- Rebekah Fayard for Single-Institutional Analysis of Post-Splenectomy Vaccine Administration and Infectious Complications in Trauma Patients
- Aleena Kazmi for Almost gone but never forgotten: Scurvy with an initial presentation of hemarthrosis
- Bryce Arata for A Hand in Madness: Psychiatric Effects of Lead Toxicity
- Alison Schafer for Differential Blood Pressure and Heart Rate Response to 6-minute Walk Testing in Patients with Group 1 Vs. Group 2 Pulmonary Hypertension
- Haley Beavers Khoury for Caring for the Incarcerated Patient: Provider Perceptions of Quality of Care
Poster Presentation:
- Hanna Almoaswes for An Unusual Genetic Etiology For Adult-Onset FSGS
Microbiology, Immunology and Parasitology
Clayton Jacobs, an MD/PhD student in the MIP Department, volunteers with the student-run Community
Clinic at Ozanam Inn as a tester for sexually-transmitted infections.