Brain food: how Neurogastronomy will soon alter your perception of flavor
Read article that features Dr. Han and the ISN in Newsweek here:
Screening of carotid artery may result in needless, risky surgery
Published May 27, 2016 by Larry Goldstein
LEXINGTON, KY (May 27, 2016) - Although technology is extremely useful in the diagnosis and treatment of disease, it’s important to consider many factors before a test is performed. This is particularly true for screenings that are used to detect specific conditions in the general population.
Four-legged Gill Staffer Helps Patients Walk Back to Health
Feltner Receives 2016 Paul Mason Memorial Award
Department of Surgery celebrates staff members who earn advanced degrees
In addition to those completing their chief year this June, several Department of Surgery staff members are celebrating the completion of their academic endeavors this year, and some the beginning of a program. The Department of Surgery offers its well wishes to the following:
Fifth Annual International Epilepsy Symposium to be Held on June 3-4, 2016
UK Opens the Door of Possibility for Minority High School Students Interested in Health Care
2016 Chief residents and fellows announce plans after June
Entering the last month of their Chief year, the Department of Surgery’s 2016 class of residents and fellows shared their plans to continue their training or get into the professional ranks.
13-Year-Old Boy Enjoys Being "Normal Kid" Again After Epilepsy Surgery
Paul A. Mueller Sucessfully Defends Dissertation
On Monday, May 16, 2016 Paul A. Mueller successfully defended his dissertation titled:
"PPAP2B EXPRESSION LIMITS LESION FORMATION IN MURINE MODELS OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS”
Abstract of Dissertation