Date:5/13/2009

ool of Medicine and Dentistry graduates have chosen to pursue careers in neuromedicine than in other schools. For the last eight years, all residents pursuing adult neurology at the University passed national certifying exams on the first try, compared to an 85% national pass rate. URMC is also one of three recipients of an NIH training grant that teaches resident physicians to translate lab discoveries into new therapies for brain diseases.

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