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FDA Approves First Gene Therapy for Genetic Hearing Loss
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Women are twice as likely as men to develop Alzheimer disease. An NIH-funded University of Miami study explores the X chromosome's role. First-generation student Corazón Pazmino begins M.D./Ph.D. training at the Miller School, pursuing cancer research and equitable patient care. Undergraduate students gain hands-on biomedical research training, mentorship and career preparation through Sylvester’s SURF Program. NEXCITE gives undergraduate students hands-on cancer research experience, mentorship and career training at Sylvester.
NIH-Funded Study Explores How the X Chromosome Influences Alzheimer’s Disease Risk
How Corazón Pazmino’s Path From Community Advocate to Cancer Researcher Led Her to the Miller School
The Next Wave: SURF Program Prepares Undergraduate Students for Biomedical Research Careers
NEXCITE Prepares Future Cancer Researchers Through Hands-On Training
