Study to learn about health and self-care behaviors of family caregivers
Social work researchers at UK are conducting a study to learn more about health and self-care behaviors of family caregivers. The web-based survey is estimated to take 20 to 25 minutes to complete. If you are interested in participating in this study, please click on the anonymous link below, which will take you to the survey.
https://uky.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_1YRCuZQ5iALWGwJ
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Guo Lab Reports Finding of Revolution Biomotors in Many Bacteria and Viruses
High-Risk Heart Procedure Allows Lexington Mother to Return to Active Lifestyle
Dr. Samy-Claude Elayi loves doing victory dances.
"It is a real blessing to wake up and enjoy doing a job that I am so passionate about,” said the physician-electrophysiologist at UK HealthCare's Gill Heart Institute. “I live for those magic moments where I make a difference in my patients' lives.”
Perhaps the most vivid example of his "magic moments" involves a woman named Rae Wagoner.
UK-TLC Partnership Nurtures Promising Young Science Students
UK, Norton Expand Research and Educational Collaborations to Improve Health Care
RO1 Consultant Review Program Available to COM Faculty
The RO1 Consultant Review Program is available to faculty wihtin the University of Kentucky College of Medicine. The program is designed to allow faculty to engage an authoritative external consultant to provide an assessment of a complete but not yet submitted RO1 or equivalent application. For more information on the program, click here.
Gill Heart Institute Physician Publishes Study Guide
Father and Son Collaborate on Research and Outreach
At first glance, it may not seem that the chair of cardiothoracic surgery in the University of Kentucky College of Medicine and a horticultureextension professor and specialist in the UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment would share the same research interests. But Sibu Saha and his son 
Congratulations, Benjamin J. Fowler, PhD
Congratulations are in order to Benjamin J. Fowler, PhD, who successfully defended his dissertation yesterday. Fowler has been studying under Dr. Jay Ambati in the Department of Ophthalmology. This milestone marks the conclusion of his graduate requirements of his PhD program. Fowler studies non-coding RNA biology in the context of a disease called age-related macular degeneration.
MD-PhD curriculum follows a traditional MSTP-style curriculum
Program Overview
The MD-PhD curriculum at the University of Kentucky follows a traditional MSTP-style curriculum. Students usually graduate in 7 or 8 years; our average length of training is 7.3 years. Below is the typical time-line for training; in rare instances, individuals may tailor a different program.
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