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Systems Medicine Newsletter

Keep up with our academic events, celebrations and other activities in the latest Systems Medicine Newsletter.

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Jamari McCoy, 2020 Hoyas for Science Scholarship Recipient

“Every human on this earth is different. So, treating them as your ‘average’ patient wouldn’t be giving them the best care that they deserve. This program will help me to take into consideration a person’s genetic and social background to give them the best care.”

Jamari McCoy

Dr. Vasudevan Appears on Nutrition Podcast

April 15th, 2024

Marian Flaxman, a holistic nutrition coach and Georgetown alumna, invited Systems Medicine Program Director Sona Vasudevan for an episode of her podcast to speak about systems medicine and the connections between personalized medicine and public health.…

New Genetics Book Highlights Georgetown Systems Medicine

February 21st, 2024

The Georgetown University Systems Medicine program and Director Sona Vasudevan got a shout-out from Ian Myles, M.D., MPH, principal investigator of the Epithelial Therapeutics Unit of the National Institutes of Health.…

Farzad Sarkari

‘Future Stars’: First-Generation Student Success

May 25th, 2022

First-generation students — the first in their family to graduate from college — overcome many challenges in their academic journeys. Systems Medicine graduate Farzad Sarkari demonstrates the tenacity that drives these students to success.…

System Medicine Professors

The Gut Microbiome and COVID-19

November 12th, 2020

Sona Vasudevan, PhD, is a professor of biochemistry and molecular and cellular biology, and co-directs the course that explores the abundance and diversity of gut, vaginal, and skin microbiomes.…

Jamari McCoy

Jamari McCoy, 2020 Hoyas for Science Scholarship Recipient

November 10th, 2020

“Every human on this earth is different. So, treating them as your ‘average’ patient wouldn’t be giving them the best care that they deserve. This program will help me to take into consideration a person’s genetic and social background to give them the best care.”…