The Department of Medicine is nearing the end of another successful year. There is much to be proud of, and we are very grateful for your efforts and ongoing dedication. Take a look back at some of the many accomplishments, highlights, and honors of the past year, below.
Top Blog Stories
- Match Day 2022: The Department of Medicine is proud to welcome 56 incoming residents
- Reena Hemrajani, MD, named program director for the J. Willis Hurst Internal Medicine Residency Program
- Abdoulaye Kouyate named assistant director for the Department of Medicine’s Research Administration Services Unit
- Introducing the 2023-2024 class of Internal Medicine Chief Residents
- Department of Medicine faculty and staff achievements recognized at the 2022 DOM Honors and Awards Celebration
- Department of Medicine launches the Research Ride podcast
- National Hospitalist Day 2022: Reflections of the Year
- W. Robert Taylor MD, PhD, named interim chair of the Department of Medicine
- Jeff Sands, MD wins Homer W. Smith Award from the American Society of Nephrology
- The Department of Medicine hosts 2nd annual Health Equity Day
- Vandana Niyyar elected president of the American Society of Diagnostic and Interventional Nephrology
DOM Research Day
Our 2022 Department of Medicine Research Day was held at the Emory Student Center on Thursday, October 27. For the first time since 2019, the event was held in person, with more than 300 faculty, staff, and trainees in attendance. Presenters from across the department’s ten divisions shared the exciting basic, translational, and clinical research currently being conducted. The event included Featured Research talks, oral presentations, poster presentations, a keynote, and a presentation of awards. This event’s keynote presentation, “Novel mitochondrial mechanisms for cardiometabolic disease” was delivered by E. Dale Abel, MD, PhD, Chair and Executive Medical Director, Department of Medicine, UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine.
Research Day Award Winners:
- Best oral presentation (Basic Science Research): Somesh Banerjee, Post-doc fellow, Digestive Diseases “PKC alpha protects ferroportin leading to systemic iron overload in diabetes”
- Best oral presentation (Clinical/Translational Research): Steven Lewis, Graduate student “MPI derived strain differentiates amyloidosis from left ventricular hypertrophy”
- Best oral presentation (Quality/Health Services Research): Camille Vaughan, Associate Professor, Geriatrics “A cluster randomized trial of two implementation strategies of EQUIPPED”
- Best poster presentation (Basic Science Research): Brenda Antezana, Graduate student “Antibiotic resistance transfer by extracellular vesicles in the pneumococcus”
- Best poster presentation (Clinical/Translational Research: Matthew Woodruff, Instructor, Rheumatology/Immunology “Machine learning identifies a unique subset of inflammatory long-COVID patients”
- Best poster presentation (Quality/Health Services Research): Adegboyega Olayode, Assistant Professor, Hospital Medicine “Diagnosis and management of Helicobacter pylori among hospitalized patients”
DOM Launches Research Ride Podcast & Spotify Playlist
The DOM Research Ride podcast, hosted by Charlie Searles, highlights our department’s cross-cutting research programs and the brilliant and passionate researchers behind them. In 2022, Charlie featured guest speakers Nadine Rouphael, MD, Jessica Alvarez, PhD, RD, and Ted Johnson, MD, MPH, who discussed their research efforts and shared more about who they are outside of work. Click here to listen on our YouTube channel.
Research Ride Spotify Playlist
In 2022, we also launched our Research Ride Playlist on Spotify! Each episode, featured guests share the songs they cannot live without. Click here to listen to Spotify Playlist
DOM In the News
- Emory doctors and Family Heart Foundation team up to help patients with dangerously high cholesterol caused by genetic condition
- Emory’s health sciences programs ranked among world’s best
- Emory, Georgia Tech researchers receive $2.46 million grant to develop intelligent tools for assessing effects of heat exposure on farmworkers
- COVID-19 and the heart: Safely returning to sports
- Emory remains top recipient of NIH research dollars
- Emory Center for AIDS Research awarded $11.25 million NIH renewal
- Emory physicians well represented in Atlanta magazine’s 2022 ‘Top Doctors’ list
- Emory researchers find temporal thermometers may miss fevers in Black patients
To view more DOM news from this year, visit Emory News Center.
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