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Prions — a blur of the words protein and infectious — are self-replicating clumps of proteins that can lead to a host of neurological disorders.
School of Medicine and Health Sciences Class of 2014 Ready to Transition to Residency
Cardiac tissue is tricky stuff. Once it’s damaged it’ll never be the same.
It is no secret that we are experiencing enormous change in health care in the United States.
Spring is a season for new beginnings, and that has been true as ever at the GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS).
Class pride runs deep in the culture of GW, and the School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS) Class of ’68 has a particularly good reason to be
After nine years as a member of the George Washington University Board of Trustees, Gerald Lazarus, M.D.
GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS) alumna Lara Oboler, M.D.
Afternoon tea is a time-honored daily British tradition. It’s an opportunity to sit, sip, and chat with friends or co-workers.