Student research spotlight: Isaiah Kongsvik
March 3, 2026Second-year medical student Isaiah Kongsvik explored the effects of traumatic brain injury on circadian rhythms.
The University is making a significant investment in the region’s future by establishing a presence within the MidTown Collaboration Center.
Second-year medical student Isaiah Kongsvik explored the effects of traumatic brain injury on circadian rhythms.
NEOMED graduate Malik Kahook, M.D. (’01), is changing the way the world treats glaucoma — one breakthrough at a time.
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The Red Cross blood drive will be at NEOMED on March 24.
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