Precision Health Program

The annual PHP celebration was held at Dr. Anna Moore’s house to celebrate another successful year at PHP.   It was a beautiful day to get together to celebrate all of PHP accomplishments over the past year with yummy… Read More

The Wayne State University School of Medicine hosted the 48th annual Michigan Pharmacology Colloquium on June 24. The day-long scientific meeting involves Department of Pharmacology faculty, post-doctoral students and graduate students from WSU, the University of Michigan, Michigan… Read More

Alan, a DO/PhD student in Anna Moore’s lab, received an Honorable Mention at the 2022 Michigan Osteopathic Association (MOA) Spring Scientific Research Exhibit (SRE) competition for the poster, “Establishment of a feline mammary carcinoma model for microRNA-10b-directed therapies.”

The Sugar Science connects type 1 diabetes focused scientists in a “digital café.” Dr. Wang spoke regarding his research and the Trends of nanotechnology in type 1 diabetes treatment.  

Katie Powell, a staff member at PHP, organized a Science Fest for children and families (Grades K -7) to experience a wide variety of interactive science experiments. Each station gave kids an opportunity to participate in hands-on experiments… Read More

Erin, a graduate student in the PHP program, has been awarded a fellowship for the 2022 summer semester on behalf of the Doctoral Program in Environmental and Integrative Toxicological Sciences (EITS) of the Institute for Integrative Toxicology. This is the… Read More

Dr. Anna Moore’s grant submission, titled Novel Prostate cancer therapy based on m-aconitase inhibition was funded by the National Cancer institute.  The project will span 3 years for a total funding amount of $419,814.   Abstract:  Treatment options for patients… Read More

Tahnia Quadri, an undergrad student in Dr. Ping Wang’s lab, has been awarded funding for her project involving stem cell transplantation from the 2022 Lyman Briggs College Research support.

Dr. Ping Wang has been selected  to as an inductee to the Academy for Radiology & Biomedical Imaging Research Council Early Career Investigators in Imaging (CECI2) class of 2022.   Since its establishment in 2014, the CECI² program… Read More

Srushti Pandya’s project regarding pancreatic cancer has been selected for funding from the Lyman Briggs College for Spring, 2022.  Srushti is an undergraduate student in the Sempere Lab.