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Frontiers Clinical and Translational Science Institute is aiming to improve science to advance healthcare for all. Frontiers CTSI works with the entire state of Kansas and Western Missouri through a grant of the National Center for Advancing Translational Science. Locally, Frontiers partners with the University of Kansas Medical Center, University of Kansas Health System, KU Lawrence campus, KU Wichita, University of Missouri Kansas City, Kansas City University, Kansas State University, Children’s Mercy and St. Luke’s Health System. In these podcasts, learn more about Frontiers, its work, the people who work with Frontiers, and projects currently in progress.
Unknown Host hosts Translating Health: A Frontiers CTSI Podcast, a health show with 11 episodes published.
In this episode of Translating Health, we look at some of the pathway programs in the area to help introduce students to careers in healthcare. This is part one of a two part series.
This episode features Ayo Olagoke, Ph.D., discussing her work using technology to disseminate health information to try and improve health outcomes.
Learn more about the work Drs. Aditi Gupta and Swati Levendovszky are doing in the areas of kidney disease and transplant, and Alzheimer's Disease, respectively. Dr. Levendovszky is the Director of the Hoglund Biomedical
In this episode, learn about the work Dr. Jay Vivian is doing in the area of rare diseases and how his background helped his interest in research and medicine.
Hear from Dr. Scott Weir and Carolyn Vivan as they discuss the importance of the Institute for Advancing Medical Innovation to as researchers try to improve healthcare for all.
Two of our TL1 postdoctoral trainees, Drs. Brittany Martinez and Aaron Smith, talk about their career journeys and research. Hear them talk about their experiences and how they hope to improve science to make a positive
Hear from Frontiers CTSI Associate Director Lisa Sanderson Cox, Ph.D., about the difference between translational science and translational research, and about upcoming Frontiers CTSI funding opportunities.
Hear part 2 of our conversation with our Community Advisory Board.
Hear Part 2 of our conversation with members of our Community Advisory Board.
In this episode of Translating Health, hear from members of our Community Advisory Board on why they believe it's important for researchers to involve the community in their research and how the community can positively
Hear from Drs. Mario Castro and Steve Leeder, who are co-Primary Investigators, for Frontiers Clinical and Translational Science Institute, and learn how Frontiers can help researchers advance science.
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