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Grad taps technology to speed review of COVID-19 literature
As COVID-19 emerged earlier this year, specialists around the globe scrambled to study the confounding new virus. Recently, more than 4,000 new studies were published in a single week. Immunologist and EVMS 2019 graduate Tayab Waseem, PhD, is also an expert in artificial intelligence (AI). Joining with Kaggle, Dr. Waseem is serving as AI-literature projects lead for a group of a group of over 150 medical and scientific volunteers across 30 institutes and five countries.
EVMS Alum in Japan are Helping to Stop the Spread of Coronavirus
In Okinawa, Japan, three alum embody EVMS's 'Community Focus. World Impact.' Nehkonti Adams, MD; Peter Klemm, MPH; and Anthony Fryer, PA; are helping the Navy's 3rd Medical Battalion deal with the spread of coronavirus on the other side of the world.
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Phillip Chang, MD (MD ’99)
Dr. Chang started his job as Vice President and Chief Medical Officer for University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center just as the COVID-19 pandemic struck.
Margaret Stowasser, MPA (MPA ’16), PA-C
Ms. Stowasser left her home in Raleigh, North Carolina, to serve on the front lines of the COVID‑19 pandemic in New York City.
Maureen Kelleher, MS (Art Therapy and Counseling ’12), ATR, LPC
A psychology textbook Ms. Kelleher stole from her brother and a passion for art fueled her career as an art therapist.
Phillip Chang, MD (MD ’99)
Dr. Chang started his job as Vice President and Chief Medical Officer for University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center just as the COVID-19 pandemic struck.
Margaret Stowasser, MPA (MPA ’16), PA-C
Ms. Stowasser left her home in Raleigh, North Carolina, to serve on the front lines of the COVID‑19 pandemic in New York City.
Maureen Kelleher, MS (Art Therapy and Counseling ’12), ATR, LPC
A psychology textbook Ms. Kelleher stole from her brother and a passion for art fueled her career as an art therapist.
Phillip Chang, MD (MD ’99)
Dr. Chang started his job as Vice President and Chief Medical Officer for University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center just as the COVID-19 pandemic struck.
Margaret Stowasser, MPA (MPA ’16), PA-C
Ms. Stowasser left her home in Raleigh, North Carolina, to serve on the front lines of the COVID‑19 pandemic in New York City.
Maureen Kelleher, MS (Art Therapy and Counseling ’12), ATR, LPC
A psychology textbook Ms. Kelleher stole from her brother and a passion for art fueled her career as an art therapist.
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