The Infectious Diseases Fellowship is a 2 year program in the department of medicine designed to provide specialized training for fellows. The fellowship training in Infectious Diseases provided by the Department of Internal Medicine at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine is designed to provide advanced training in the subspecialty leading to eligibility for board certification in the subspecialty of Infectious Diseases. The trainees are to follow the general policies and procedures outlined by the Department of Medicine, the University, and the affiliated hospitals including those
The Department of Medical Microbiology, Immunology and Cell Biology (MMICB) is dedicated to discovery-based, cutting edge research that contributes to innovative advances in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of medical diseases. The pursuit of these advances requires significant financial support for reagents and equipment to perform the experiments. In addition, the promise for future medical advances relies on the training of the next generations of biomedical researchers. Your financial support will help MMICB continue to provide the hope that research brings for current and future
The honor of your presence is requested at the Investiture of Bradley F. Schwartz, DO, FACS as the inaugural holder of The Frank and Linda Vala Endowed Chair in Urology. Wednesday, June 29, 2022 Reception 4:00 pm | Ceremony 5:00 pm Memorial Learning Center 228 W Miller St, Springfield, IL
The honor of your presence is requested at the Investiture of Erin R. Hascup, PhD as the distinguished recipient of The Kenneth Stark Endowed Chair in Alzheimer's Research. Tuesday, August 23, 2022 Ceremony 4:00 pm SIU School of Medicine, South Auditorium 801 N. Rutledge, Springfield, IL Reception to follow SIU School of Medicine, Bohn Nielsen Lobby 801 N. Rutledge, Springfield, IL
At SIU Medicine, we're dedicated to serving the community in deep and meaningful ways and providing learners with opportunities to learn outside of the classroom. Use the form below to invite SIU Medicine team members or learners to your local health fair, educational series and community events. Please submit your request at least six weeks in advance. You will be notified if your event is approved or requires additional information. A request does not guarantee availability.
CONTRACT PROCESSING FEE: $500 All Contracts for research must be approved by the Dean after review by the Associate General Counsel. The proposed industry contract should be forwarded to the Clinical Trials Contract Coordinator (electronically with all necessary information as outlined in the Clinical Trial Contracting Guidelines and Checklist). The contract processing fee is established to ensure that all regulatory requirements are met for study contracts and will be charged to each study. Each clinical trial should include a contract processing fee in the budget submission to the industry
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If you or someone you know recently gave birth, you can expect to notice a wide range of emotions, including negative ones. Exhaustion, stress, anxiousness, sadness and loneliness are all common experiences for new moms (and dads!) in the first couple days and weeks after welcoming a new child into the world. But how can you tell when a new mom has the typical "baby blues" versus a more serious mental health condition known as postpartum depression (PPD)? While only a medical doctor can diagnose PPD, there are some telltale characteristics that all new mothers and their loved ones should be
Whether you’re visiting the local waterpark, playing sports outdoors, working in your garden or resting in a car on a warm summer day, hot temperatures could spell a heat-related illness like heat exhaustion or heat stroke. While heat stroke and heat exhaustion both exist on a spectrum, the illnesses manifest themselves quite differently, and one could be fatal. Do you know the differences? We talked to Wendi El-Amin, MD, specialist in Family Medicine, to find out. Heat exhaustion The body is able to cool itself by sweating, but if sweating is unable to dissipate the heat generated within the