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Future Doctor Seeks to Address Clinical Trial Disparities

October 15, 2024

Maya Rakoczy (DO '28) recognizes a need for diversity in clinical neurology research to better represent different racial and ethnic groups.

Remote Supervision of Medical Student-Trainees Comparable to In-Person Oversight, PCOM Study Shows

September 26, 2024

PCOM researchers found that remote supervision via telemedicine is as effective as in-person oversight for med students' learning outcomes.

Medical Marijuana Study Shows Significant Health Improvements

September 13, 2024

The study finds medical marijuana users report significant improvements in quality of life, pain, energy, and functioning over 3 months of treatment.

Summer Program Reaffirms Student's Passion for Orthopedics

August 27, 2024

Michael Abaskaron (DO '27) was selected to participate in the Summer Research Externship Program at Ohio Health in Columbus.

Georgia Southern Undergrad Conducts Research with Faculty Mentor

August 23, 2024

Scott Holmes worked with Thomas Last, PhD, to perform research on "Differential Gene Expression Analysis of Bone Cells."

Confronting Impacts of Gun Violence in Philadelphia Communities

August 13, 2024

PCOM's Erik Langenau, DO, launched a study on gun violence in Philadelphia, surveying patients to improve clinician communication and resource awareness.

Students and Physicians Present Projects at Annual Research Day

June 13, 2024

PCOM South Georgia's Research Day showcased student and professional research, featuring keynote speaker Jennifer McQuiston, DVM, from the CDC.

PCOM Georgia Hosts Record-Breaking Research Day

May 29, 2024

PCOM Georgia's Research Day showcased innovative research by students and faculty, featuring 75 poster presentations and marking the largest event to date.

For One Research Day Participant, PCOM is 'Like a Miracle' of Scholarly Opportunity

May 23, 2024

The College's 13th annual Research Day event featured 130 presentations highlighting the scholarly activity of students, faculty and staff.

'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.

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