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WVCTSI and WVU to lead national clinical trials resource center

Underserved populations across the nation are less likely to have a chance to participate in clinical research. A new clinical trials resource center at West Virginia University funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is poised to change that. Clinical research trials provide participants with access to the newest and most advanced treatments and offer hope and opportunity for researchers to discover better treatments and cures for diseases. Launched in the fall, the IDeA State Consortium for Clinical Research Resource Center (ISCORE-RC) will enhance training and ...

WVU dermatology resident receives Forbes 30 Under 30 Healthcare honor

MORGANTOWN – WVU first-year dermatology resident Dr. Kevin Nguyen has been nationally recognized in the 2024 Forbes 30 Under 30 Healthcare category. Forbes' summary says, “Kevin Nguyen is developing new diagnostic and treatment strategies for skin cancer. His research uncovered a key ...

Santa Claus enlists MFD’s help for a visit to children’s hospital

Santa gave Rudolph and the rest of his reindeer the day off on Friday, opting for another ride known for the color red. Father Christmas showed up at WVU Medicine Children’s on a Morgantown Fire Department ladder truck. He made the most of the vehicles bells and whistles, too, soaring up ...

Trilogy Innovations co-founder recognized in Alumni Who Inspire program by WVU engineering school

Brandon Downey Trilogy Innovations, Inc., President, CEO and co-Founder Brandon Downey has been recognized in the Alumni Who Inspire program by West Virginia University’s Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources. Downey, who graduated with bachelor’s degrees in computer engineering and computer science and a master’s degree in software engineering, has spent his career architecting and implementing complex technical solutions for state and federal government agencies, academic institutions and commercial entities ranging from small to large corporations. “We ...