UK Scientists Explain Underlying Cause of Unhealthy Brain Aging Associated with Alzheimer’s
NIH Research Grant Awarded to Dr. Moriel Vandsburger
The Saha Cardiovascular Research Center would like to congratulate Dr. Moriel Vandsburger for his newly awarded NIH grant! The National Institutes of Health will fund this project till 2020, in the amount of $376,250 a year. Dr. Vandsburger’s lab concentrates on developing novel MRI techniques to research heart failure, and investigate regeneration at the cellular and molecular level. His new project focuses on using this technique to improve clinical practices in patients with renal failure.
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2015 Saha Award Recipients Announced
The Saha Cardiovascular Research Center would like to congratulate the following 2015 Saha award recipients:
Saha Award for University of Kentucky Medical Students- Kristin Andres
Saha Award for University of Kentucky Nursing Students- Jennifer Miller
Saha Award for Eastern Kentucky Nursing Students- Jennifers Akers
Paula Fritz RN Award for Patient Education- Sooksai Kaewbua