The Heart and Vascular Institute and School of Pharmacy are expanding a heart failure care program that helps patients in rural areas get specialized cardiovascular support through their local pharmacies.
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The state-of-the-art goggles allow wearers to experience conditions, symptoms, and possibly diagnose conditions within the human body through AI technology.
The WVCTSI Project ECHO, which enables frontline healthcare workers to provide specialist level care through virtual, case-based learning, has now grown into a national network of collaboration that includes 32 states.
The University community is invited to visit the “Mountaineers Go First: 250 Years of Medical Innovation in West Virginia” exhibit to see how WVU and West Virginians have changed healthcare for the state, nation, and world.
The Division of Nephrology is introducing the newly upgraded NephRef, a free mobile application designed to support primary care and rural healthcare providers in the management of patients with kidney disease.
Martha Sturms, a senior administrative assistant at the School of Dentistry, will retire at the end of August after nearly 40 years of dedicated service.