College of Medicine

Aspartame, the artificial sweetener found in nearly 5,000 diet products, produces anxiety-like behavior in mice and is passed on to multiple generations.

The 55 graduates from the PA Class of 2022 had reason to celebrate after beginning their program at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Four doctoral candidates in biomedical sciences and one in neuroscience were feted in an intimate setting among family and friends.

Behavioral Sciences and Social Medicine researchers discovered a prevalence of personality changes among young adults linked to the pandemic.

Ben Smith's "quiet and steady leadership" throughout 11 months as the interim director contributed to his appointment by Dean John P. Fogarty.

The connection between art and medicine, dating to the 16th century, continues today with contemporary styles for community enjoyment.

INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine recognized the College of Medicine's continued success fulfilling its mission to elder, rural and minority populations.

A trio of College of Medicine students committed to serving the underserved in primary care will trade job commitments for tuition reimbursement.