WVU MEDICAL RESEARCH TO BE INCLUDED IN SUNDAY'S '60 MINUTES' ON CBS

 

’60 Minutes’ to feature WVU medical research on Alzheimer’s and addiction

 

WVU’s Rockefell Neuroscience Institute’s work will be included in the Sunday, January 14 airing of CBS’ “60 Minutes.”

It will focus on research to combat addictions through focused ultrasound and utilizing focused ultrasound and antibody infusion to reduce brain amyloid plaques for Alzheimer’s patients.

The WVU ground-breaking research includes Dr. Ali R. Rezai, Neuroradiology Departmentchair;  Dr. James H. Berry, doctor of osteopathic medicine, who chairs WVU’s Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry; Dr. David Watson, Neurology Department chairman; Randy Nelson, Basic Science Research director; Dr. Peter Konrad, Neurosurgery Department chair and Ruby Hospital professor of neurosurgery and neuroscience; and other gifted people at WVU.

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