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Scope This policy was developed for SIU Medicine. SIU Medicine collectively applies to the SIU School of Medicine (SIU SOM), including the Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), and SIU HealthCare (SIU HC). These entities are collectively referred to as SIU in this document. This document applies to SIU staff, faculty, trainees, agents, officers, directors, interns, volunteers, contractors, and any other individual or entity engaged in providing teaching, research and health care items and services at SIU. These individuals are collectively referred to as SIU personnel in this document

Deadline to select an advisor: March 25, 2019 You must first talk to the faculty member and get their approval.

Deadline to select an advisor: _______________, 2020 You must first talk to the faculty member and get their approval. View Y4 Coordinators and Advisors [2020]

Internal Medicine Presentations "Self-expanding Device Migration Resulting in Severe Paravalvular Leak: Snare vs. Valve-in-Valve" Authors: Bhandari, B, Al-Akchar, M, Baquero, G. TVT 2019. June 13-15, 2019. Chicago, Illinois. https://www.tctmd.com/slide/self-expanding-device-migration-resulting-s…

Amanda Fogleman, MEng Senior Research Project Coordinator Department of Population Science and Policy Contact 217-545-6987 afogleman@siumed.edu Primary Responsibilities My primary responsibilities include managing the operations of the Human and Community Development and Health System Science divisions in the Department of Population Science and Policy. About While working on my undergraduate degree in Biology (specialization in Genetic Engineering), I worked weekends at Washington University, where I helped to complete the Human Genome Project. Soon after graduation I began working at SIU

Nearly two-thirds of the approximately 7 million people diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in the United States are women. There are several theories as to why it affects them more, but the question is far from answered.