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Faculty Spotlight:
Sayed Soliman , MD, MSc, MS Assistant Professor
Dr. Soliman is a cardiovascular epidemiologist with strong background in clinical cardiology, population electrocardiography and arrhythmia/noninvasive electrophysiology. He has extensive experience in ECG interpretation and analysis in multiple cohorts through his work ...


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	Seminar Calendars

	PHS General Events Ina Hoeschele, Ph.D. "A Systems Approach to Investigate the Genetic Basis of Complex Diseases"

	Biostatistical Series Kurt Lohman, Biostatistician II "Genomewide Association of Interleukin 6 Soluble Receptor in the Health ABC Study"

	Journal Club Series No upcoming events.

	Programmers User Group No upcoming events.

	Research Series Angela Liese, M.P.H., Ph.D. "Dietary Pattern Analysis - Transforming Nutritional Epidemiology to be Fun and Fruitful!"

	RISU Seminars No upcoming events.

Message from Dr. Burke, PHS Division Chair

Welcome to the Division of Public Health Sciences of Wake Forest University School of Medicine. This web site is designed to provide you with a general overview of the teaching, research and community outreach initiatives of our group. more >>

“WFU will have big role over U.S. study”
Winston-Salem Journal, November 1, 2009
Wake Forest University School of Medicine was named last week as the coordinating center for the $114 million study by the National Institutes of Health. The medical school also will serve as a clinical center for the Southeast, which includes the use of about 1,000 local participants.
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SciWorks and Sigma Xi Fraternity Continue Local Science Cafés
Winston-Salem has joined the “Science Café” movement that has swept the nation. SciWorks and Sigma Xi (the International honor society for scientific and engineering research) have scheduled another talk for the evening of June 9th. The Science Cafés are supported in part by the PBS program NOVA scienceNOW.
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PHS Faculty & Staff Research Awards
Help us celebrate the accomplishments of our research colleagues.
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HRT Shrinks the Brain
Washington Post, United States
By Amanda Gardner MONDAY, Jan. 12 (HealthDay News) -- Two studies looking at the same group of women found that while hormone therapy is linked with brain... full article >>

WFU medical-school researchers warn of health risks from drug
Winston-Salem Journal - journalnow.com
Treatment often used daily by patients with pulmonary disease. more >>

Soliman’s Electrocardiograph (ECG) Cable on the cover of a scientific journal
Dr. Soliman’s patent-pending electrocardiograph (ECG) cable made the cover art of the September/October issue of the Journal of Electrocardiology, the official Journal of the International Society for Computerized Electrocardiology and the International Society of Electrocardiology. more >>



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	Recent Publications: Economic, racial and ethnic disparities in breast cancer in the US: towards a more comprehensive model Health Place, 2009 Sep, Campbell RT;Li X;Dolecek TA;Barrett RE;Weaver KE;Warnecke RB; Read More >>