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Another great UNMC showing at this year’s virtual NSRT conference
article by Michael Dutt In the spring of 2021 the Nebraska Society of Radiologic Technologists hosted their annual Business Session. Normally the business session is part of the larger Annual Conference, but due to COVID-19 the conference was re-imagined for the 2021 year. Instead of the usual 3-day event held in person, the NSRT offered […]
Apr 21, 2021

By Jessie Poskochil and Charlie King Did you know that James C. Watson and Francis H.C. Crick discovered that DNA is in the shape of a double helix in 1953? This remains one of the major milestones in scientific discovery. Fifty years later, the Human Genome Project was completed, marking the creation of a reference […]
Apr 20, 2021

Join the Alumni Association Online Community
Alumni and students now have a dedicated online community to connect for networking, mentoring, interprofessional groups, and discussion boards. The community, UNMC Alumni Connections, is managed by the Alumni Relations Office and was created in partnership with industry leader, PeopleGrove. It was first made available to alumni earlier this month. Individuals who are interested in […]
Apr 14, 2021

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- by Jeffrey RobbNU President Jeffrey P. Gold, MD, along with NU leaders and supporters, testified before state lawmakers Tuesday on the NU budget.
- by Jeffrey RobbUNMC and Nebraska Medicine are collecting nonperishable food items from March 1-24 during the campus-wide food drive.
- by Jeffrey RobbThe 2025 event is scheduled for April 12 at UNMC, and medical, nursing and other health professions students are invited to take part.
- by Jeffrey RobbWarning to moms-to-be: Common medications could hamper fetal brain development
- by Jeffrey RobbThe collaboration of the UNMC Colleges of Dentistry and Public Health will allow students to get dental and MPH degrees within four years.