Two medical students recognized at NEOMEN 9th Annual Research Forum

Two UNECOM medical students that conducted research on aging as part of their participation in fellowships during the 2009 summer have been recognized at the Northeast Osteopathic Medical Education Network (NEOMEN) 9th Annual Research Forum held at the 51品茶, May 19th, 2010.

In the adjudicated category of Student Original Research, Stephanie Bissonnette, MS II, was awarded first place for her research on Alzheimer's Disease (Boston University, Boston Medical Center) and Corrie Anderson, MS II, was awarded third place for her research on Post-Operative Delirium ( Harvard, Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital).

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