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U of M partners with Genentech to learn how some proteins may cause the development of colon cancer
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Minnesotan Patty Dickmann loves the University of Minnesota Medical School, and for good reason. She interviewed at other schools, but none offered what she found here.
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New-generation country doctor and Medical School alumnus Christopher Wenner, M.D., gets in the swing of solo practice.
The Medical School's award-winning magazine, Medical Bulletin, is published twice a year by the University of Minnesota Foundation.
In this issue
Retraining the brain: U plasticity lab helps kids and adults recover from stroke and other disabling conditions.
Urban engagement: MetroPAP immerses students in inner-city medicine, where relationship-building is lesson No. 1.
Big-time interest in nanomedicine: U of M researchers are tapping tiny particles' huge potential in a new realm.
Where stress, diabetes, and culture converge: A UMD study explores the link between stress and high diabetes rates among Native Americans of the Midwest.
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