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As part of our
commitment to provide a broad education that will allow
students to pursue medical careers in a variety of opportunities
after graduation, interested students are encouraged to
take part in basic science or clinical research. As an academic
medical center, Loyola takes seriously its responsibility
to engage in research. National Institutes of Health funding
to Loyola has tripled in the last 10 years and reflects
our substantial commitment to biomedical research. Stritch
has an active summer research program facilitated by the
Office of Research Services.
Office of Research Services
Loyola’s active interdisciplinary
research laboratories are located in its basic science areas
and four research institutes:
- Burn
and Shock Trauma Institute is a multidisciplinary
program that focuses upon prevention, treatment, education
and research issues relevant to trauma and injury.
- Oncology
Institute coordinates Loyola’s interdisciplinary
approach to cancer research and treatment.
- Cardiovascular
Institute unites investigators who have backgrounds
in a variety of disciplines to foster cardiovascular disease
research to advance clinical care and to enhance post-graduate
education.
- Neuroscience
and Aging Institute is a research program that focuses
upon degenerative diseases and diseases of aging.
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