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Medicine

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How Penn State trains the next generation of translational scientists

Surgery resident Greene honored for exceptional teaching

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Increased blood flow during sleep tied to critical brain function

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How Penn State online learners are using the pandemic as a learning opportunity

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Integrative course examines importance of empathy in health communication

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College of Medicine students obtain credits, lifetime experience during pandemic

Penn State Health St. Joseph names chief operating officer

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Students join research team examining the COVID-19 pandemic in Centre County

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Resist the resistance: Fighting the good fight against bacteria

Adams recognized for Exceptional Moments in Teaching

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Penn State College of Medicine students become teachers of elementary students

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Penn State Health employees line up for COVID vaccine

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Light smokers may not escape nicotine addiction, study reveals

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Surgery may offer survival advantage in certain metastatic breast cancers

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Loss of anti-tumor protein may cause resistance to certain cancer therapies

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