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Stem Cells: Beyond Transplantation
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Alumnus Profile: Louis R. Caplan, ’62 |
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Alumna Profile: Jessie Gaeta, ’98 Enhancing Healthcare for Boston’s Homeless In high school, she was a Habitat for Humanity participant. During medical school, it was serving meals to the homeless and walking the streets of New York City to aid the sick. So it should come as no surprise that the professional life of Jessie Gaeta, ’98, has been much the same. In Boston, she co-founded Housing First, an unconventional program that has improved healthcare for the chronic homeless by finding them a home before administering treatment. |
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