Esterbrook, pediatrics billing services, 41
He joined the University in 1995, and moved to pediatrics in 1999.
Eye drops may prevent glaucoma in African-Americans
Although pressure-lowering drops help reduce glaucoma, even with treatment African-Americans tend to be at higher risk for the disease.
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Fun in the sun
Photo by Bob BostonSchool of Medicine employees soaked up the summer sun while enjoying food, music, games, prizes and Ted Drewes frozen treats
Virgil professorship in Olin School established
Mahendra Gupta, Ph.D., professor of accounting, will be installed as the first holder later this year.
Chandler named director of human resources
She has served in positions with BJC Health System and Jewish Hospital, as well as spending many of the past 27 years at the University.
Liposuction won’t prevent diabetes, heart disease
However, using the insulin clamp procedure allows researchers to do large-volume liposuction safely — up to four times the previous amount.
Nickerson has knack for success
Whether it’s in the classroom, parking lot or building, this Olin School associate professor of organization and strategy has an answer.
Schechter, asst. professor emeritus, 87
In addition to being an alum and having a 40-year career here, he established two professorships and a lecture.
Francis Field rededication, torch relay mark end of Sesquicentennial
Photo by Joe AngelesChancellor Mark S. Wrighton looks on as the Olympic flame is passed.More than 500 people attend the Francis Field rededication on the 100th anniversary of the Olympic Games in St. Louis.
Staff Day fun: Holleran receives Gloria White award in ceremony
Games, contests, tours and food highlight the day just for staff members of the Hilltop Campus.
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