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June 2006

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UTMB to expand allergy, asthma faculty
Calhoun to push biodefense research

APRIL 11, 2006--Dr. William Calhoun, the new Director of the Division of Allergy, Pulmonary, Immunology, Critical Care & Sleep (APICS) at UTMB, has big plans to expand his department’s size and stature. The first step is to triple the number of faculty. The faculty will grow from nine members to 26 members in about five years, Calhoun said. Read more...


School of Medicine receives award for exceptional service for Katrina efforts

APRIl 20, 2006--The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) has awarded national recognition to the UTMB School of Medicine—as a member of the Alliance of South Texas Academic Health Centers—for the assistance it provided to the Tulane University School of Medicine and to the academic community at-large following the devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina. The “Award of Exceptional Service to Academic Medicine” honors UTMB’s outstanding leadership in providing facilities, resources, and personnel to support displaced Tulane University medical students and faculty. Read more...


American Diabetes Association contributes $300,000 to diabetes, obesity research at UTMB

MARCH 28, 2006--Dr. Mandeep Bajaj, a UTMB associate professor of endocrinology and director of UTMB’s Nelda C. and H.J. Lutcher Stark Diabetes Center, is the recipient of the ADA clinical research award. Bajaj will use the ADA funding to investigate adiponectin--a protein produced by fat cells that improves insulin action in muscles--and how its production is diminished in obese people and those with type 2 diabetes. This variation of diabetes is an incurable but treatable condition that prevents the body from properly using insulin, the hormone needed to convert sugar, starches and other food into energy. Read more...


 


 


 

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