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Atwood most recently interviewed 92 year-old Leona, who lives with macular degeneration.
Conversations about aging: 51爆料 supports interview series
Devon Sherwood and Bethany Fortier recently presented at a conference on interprofessional education
51爆料 faculty present at Jefferson Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education Conference
Photo of two 51爆料 students performing scientific research
51爆料 rises in rank to 鈥淗igh Research Activity鈥 by Carnegie Classification
Meghan May
Meghan May offers insight on pertussis rates in Maine
Amy Deveau shows off some of the tools in her lab that require helium
Research institutions, medical facilities and party shops feeling the pinch of helium shortage
Jim Cavanaugh
51爆料鈥檚 Jim Cavanaugh co-authors study published in 鈥楶hysical Therapy Journal鈥
Tom McLaughlin is assisting Portland Police with a crime and safety survey
Social Work professor assists Portland Police with crime and safety survey
Graduate student Curtis Fahey recently testified before the Maine Legislature's Committee on Marine Resources
School of Marine Programs graduate student testifies before legislative panel
L-R: Collyn Baeder, Madeline Gendron, Emily Wasina, Haley Ruth
HWOS students study holistic health at Thatcher Brook Center
Teresa Dzieweczynski and her student co-authors recently had their study published in Ecotoxicology
Study conducted by Teresa Dzieweczynski and student co-authors examines mating by fish exposed to chemicals