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UMD-led Study: Unconscious Bias Contributes to Disproportionate Amputations for Minority Populations

AI-Enabled Study Could Help Prevent Life-Changing Procedures

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UMCP, UMSOM Launch B.S.-M.D. Program to Bridge Engineering, Data Science, Medicine

Initiative to Offer Early Clinical, Research and Service Experience to Prepare Undergrads for Medical School

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Discovery Could Help Doctors Take Quicker Action to Fight Disfiguring Skin Disease

UMD-led Study Provides Method to Predict Success of Various Treatments

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$12.75M MPower Grant to Spur Biomedical Tech Advances in UMCP, UMB Collaboration

Investment Supports Education, Research at St. John Center for Translational Engineering and Medicine

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UMD-Developed Device Mimics Spread of Early-Stage Cancer

Customized Drug Treatments Could Result From Doctoral Student's Patented Innovation

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Researchers Discover Key Genetic Mechanisms That Could Enable Better RNA-Based Medicines

UMD Study Reveals How RNA Travels Between Cells to Control Genes Across Generations

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Edward and Jennifer St. John Give $10M for New Center for Translational Engineering and Medicine

Philanthropic Investment to UMCP, UMB to Fuel Innovation, Collaboration, Accelerated Tech Transfer to Improve Human Health

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Built for the Breakthrough

10 Ways That UMD Engineers Are Pursuing Better Health for All

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UMD to Develop Drone-Delivery Program for Patients on Rural Island

$1.76M USDOT Grant to Fund Pilot Program on Potentially Lifesaving Medical Drops

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UMD-led Study Could Lead to Lengthened Lives for Patients With Premature Aging Disease

Researchers Identify Protein That Could Improve Cardiovascular Health of Those With Progeria

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Medical Training Comes to Life in UMD’s VR Simulation

Physician Assistant Program at UMB Will Introduce Technology for Stroke Assessment

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Study: Wearable Sensors, Machine Learning System Could Pinpoint Parkinson’s

UMD Researchers, Colleagues Aim for More Accurate Way to Diagnose Disorder

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