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'Saber' No More: A Giant Prehistoric Salmon Had Spike Teeth

April 24, 2024

PCOM faculty member Kerin Claeson, PhD, shares new information about the world's largest salmon in a research paper recently published in PLOS ONE.

Research Day Keynote Speaker Announced

April 15, 2024

Dr. Jennifer McQuiston, a seasoned veterinarian and public health expert, will serve as the keynote speaker for PCOM South Georgia's annual Research Day.

Long Covid Fibromyalgia: Perspectives from Pain Psychology

April 15, 2024

Clinical psychology doctoral candidate Joseph Harrison, MS, MBDS (PsyD '25) collaborated on a case study exploring this unique health issue.

Antiviral Research Aims to Address Disease Resistance

April 2, 2024

Vicky Mody, PhD, is working to develop antiviral drugs that can specifically target and inhibit the replication of viruses and address resistance.

Elevating Research: Trainee Symposium Offers Valuable Experience

April 2, 2024

PCOM research assistant Gabrielle Davis sharpened her presentation skills during the Wistar Institute's Trainee Research Symposium.

PCOM and Wistar Announce Cancer Biology Graduate Program

March 20, 2024

The collaboration has resulted in the creation of a PhD program in Cancer Biology, preparing individuals for careers in cancer research and drug development.

Improving Understanding of Achilles Tendon Pain

March 7, 2024

Dr. Scott Lowe is conducting research to better inform future treatment for people with persistent pain in the Achilles tendon.

Award-Winning Student Research Abstract Highlights Medical Mystery

February 26, 2024

Third-year medical student Jillianne Santos' (DO '25) abstract of a unique medical case recently earned her ACP honors.

A Novel Approach to the Treatment of Osteoarthritis

February 21, 2024

PCOM's Dr. Marina D'Angelo explains her research into bone and joint diseases as well as treatment for osteoarthritis.

Med Student Selected as Research Scholar for Myeloma Health Equity Program

February 14, 2024

The Cobb Scholars Program pairs minority medical students with myeloma experts for six months to conduct research on health disparities.

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