The latest issue of the College of Graduate Health Sciences Magazine showcases the ongoing support for innovation among its students, postdocs, and faculty. This support allows individuals to cultivate a lifelong commitment to seeking cures and addressing important questions within the field.
One feature in the magazine highlights an initiative within the College of Graduate Health Sciences that enabled a student and a postdoctoral scholar to collaborate on developing a product with the potential to revolutionize the field of dentistry. This story illustrates the importance of fostering ingenuity among the college community.
Another article in the magazine focuses on Dr. Shelley White-Means’ research into racial disparities among breast cancer patients in Memphis, her hometown. This study was motivated by a personal experience in Dr. White-Means’ life and highlights the college’s commitment to seeking solutions to significant health challenges.
Additionally, the magazine introduces a speech-language pathologist from Bangladesh who came to study at the College of Graduate Health Sciences in Knoxville. The article explores how her research interests have evolved since starting her studies in a new country, illustrating the college’s dedication to delving into a diverse range of health topics.
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