The Italian Renaissance: How Art Impacted Anatomy
The Italian Renaissance: How Art Impacted Anatomy By: Dr. Manisha Hansda The Renaissance is a period in Europe from the fourteenth to the seventeenth century…
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The Italian Renaissance: How Art Impacted Anatomy By: Dr. Manisha Hansda The Renaissance is a period in Europe from the fourteenth to the seventeenth century…
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By: Dr. Gabriel Andrade Every once in a while I hear the claim that vaccines and autism are related. This needs some clarification. For…
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By: Dr. Gabriel Andrade, Lecturer of Behavioral Science With some oversimplification, it could be argued that Medical Ethics is about balancing four main principles, long…
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By: Dr. Fidelis Nwachukwu, Lecturer of Microbiology WHO, the World Health Organization, defines obesity as “abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that present a risk…
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On Saturday, June 16th, 2018, Xavier University School of Medicine held its eleventh Graduation Ceremony. This year’s festivities took place at St. John’s University in…
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By: Dr. Segie Apacible and Dr. Gil Apacible The XUSOM Anatomy Department is excited to announce the addition of a new, high tech, teaching…
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By: Dr. Gopikumar Shivaramaiah A dream for every medical student is to pursue their medical degree with flying colors. The medical profession is not…
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By: Dr. Kevin Pawlak, Ph.D Recently, I had the privilege of working on a research project with my colleague Dr. Jonathan Lambo, and a…
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