Dr. Keith Martin, executive director of the Consortium of Universities for Global Health, will discuss global health challenges at the WVU Health Sciences Center Thursday (Nov. 15) at noon in Fukushima Auditorium. Martin's talk, "From West Virginia to the World: How Academia Can Impact Big Global Health Challenges," will address the state’s unique role in global health and how engagement in global health issues can serve to enhance awareness and outcomes of challenges here in Appalachia.
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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.
Surgeons at the WVU Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute have performed the state’s first laser interstitial thermal therapy procedure for drug-resistant epilepsy caused by focal seizures.
The 20th Annual Lacy Neff Q for Kids Radiothon benefitting WVU Medicine Children’s will be on Wednesday, Nov. 14, in conjunction with the second annual WVU Day of Giving.
Surgeons at the WVU Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute have performed the state’s first laser interstitial thermal therapy procedure for drug-resistant epilepsy caused by focal seizures.
Join the School of Nursing, Low Country Mountaineers, West Virginia Alumni and Friends, Grand Strand Chapter; and the WVU Alumni Association Saturday (Nov. 17) in Myrtle Beach for a WVU football game watch party.