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Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptive Use in Urban Women From a Title X-Supported Boston Community Health Center.

Publication: Journal Article

Ricciotti, Hope, Laura Dodge, Christina Ramirez, Katherine Barnes, and Michele Hacker. 2014. “Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptive Use in Urban Women From a Title X-Supported Boston Community Health Center.”. J Prim Care Community Health.

Assessment of long-term knowledge retention following single-day simulation training for uncommon but critical obstetrical events.

Publication: Journal Article

Vadnais, Mary, Laura Dodge, Christopher Awtrey, Hope Ricciotti, Toni Golen, and Michele Hacker. 2012. “Assessment of Long-Term Knowledge Retention Following Single-Day Simulation Training for Uncommon But Critical Obstetrical Events.”. J Matern Fetal Neonatal Med 25 (9): 1640-5.

Mesenchymal stem cells home to inflamed ocular surface and suppress allosensitization in corneal transplantation.

Publication: Journal Article

Omoto, Masahiro, Kishore Katikireddy, Alexandra Rezazadeh, Thomas Dohlman, and Sunil Chauhan. 2014. “Mesenchymal Stem Cells Home to Inflamed Ocular Surface and Suppress Allosensitization in Corneal Transplantation.”. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci.

Anterior Segment Optical Coherence Tomography in the Long-Term Follow-up andDetection of Glaucoma in Boston TypeIKeratoprosthesis.

Publication: Journal Article

Qian, Cynthia, Salima Hassanaly, and Mona Harissi-Dagher. 2015. “Anterior Segment Optical Coherence Tomography in the Long-Term Follow-up AndDetection of Glaucoma in Boston TypeIKeratoprosthesis.”. Ophthalmology 122 (2): 317-25.

Ruptured canthal steatocystoma simplex presenting as a lacrimal sac mass.

Publication: Journal Article

Stagner, Anna, Frederick Jakobiec, and Michael Yoon. 2014. “Ruptured Canthal Steatocystoma Simplex Presenting As a Lacrimal Sac Mass.”. Clin Experiment Ophthalmol.

Researchers Regrow Human Corneas: First Known Tissue Grown from a Human Stem Cell

News: July 02, 2014

Limbal stem cells -- identified with a new marker -- could reverse a leading cause of blindness BOSTON (July 2, 2014) -- Boston researchers have identified a way to enhance regrowth of human corneal tissue to restore vision, using a molecule known as ABCB5 that acts as a marker for hard-to-find...

Nelly-Ange Kontchou - Vice President of External Affairs

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Hello future doctors! My name is Nelly-Ange Kontchou, and I am the Vice President of External Affairs for SNMA. I am delighted that you are interested in a career in medicine. I graduated from Duke University in May 2013, and I am currently in my first year at Harvard Medical School. In college, I...

Infectious Disease Institute

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DIRECTOR Michael S. Gilmore, PhD ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS James Chodosh, MD, MPH Marlene Durand, MD MANAGER Paulo Bispo, PhD MEMBERS See a list of Infectious Disease faculty The Infectious Disease Institute is a Harvard-wide initiative that operates in conjunction with the NIH-sponsored Harvard-wide...

Otana Jakpor - Public Relations Chair

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Otana Jakpor is a first-year medical student in the New Pathway program. She was born and raised in Riverside, California, where seeing the effects of air pollution in her community sparked a passion for environmental health research and advocacy. Though environmental health is still her focus...

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We would love to have you get involved in our research! Currently, we have several ongoing studies. Most of these studies compensate participation at $10/hour and are conducted at the Boston VA located at 150 S. Huntington Ave., Boston, MA, 02130. If you are interested in functional MRI or...