Alumna, Anastasia Naritsin recently had her Case Report published in BMJ. The research is entitled, "Critical presentation and management of an acute gastrointestinal haemorrhage as a result of an arterioenteric fistula secondary to a failed pancreatic allograft." Dr. Naritsin is in her internal medicine residency at Lahey Hospital and medical center. Learn more.
Juliette Kassas, DO '21 and Associate Dean for Research and Scholarship, Carol Brenner, PhD, recently published a paper, "In Vitro Fertilization in a Nulliparous Female Resulting in Placenta Increta and Postpartum Hemorrhage" in Cureus.
Placenta accreta spectrum (PAS) is not commonly screened as it is diagnosed in only 0.2% of pregnancies. However, it can be life-threatening and has been shown that in vitro fertilization (IVF) is associated with a higher risk of PAS. Learn more.
Edward Chao, DO ‘02 and his colleagues were amongst the top 5 finalists of the Diabetes Center Berne's Open Innovation Challenge for Nimble, their non-invasive sensor that measures both glucose and BP. Team Nimble received the Community Vote. Learn more.