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The name Pavia is drawing attention for two unrelated reasons. In the Italian city of Pavia, a bullying case at a school has led to seven minors being reported after a student who changed schools to escape bullies was targeted again. In the US, Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia, Heisman runner-up, is making news over comments about wishing he had played for Deion Sanders and a dispute involving a teammate's mother.
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Paul Harris has been elected to the National Academy of Medicine, one of the highest honors in American medicine and health sciences. The election, announced by Vanderbilt University Medical Center, recognizes his contributions to biomedical informatics and health research. Election to the academy is considered a major professional distinction, with members advising on health policy and scientific matters.
- 3Dores to the Polls drives voter engagement at Vanderbilt▼Dores to the Polls brings voter education, civic engagement to Vanderbilt ahead of midterm elections
Vanderbilt University is hosting 'Dores to the Polls', an initiative bringing voter education and civic engagement to campus ahead of the midterm elections. The effort, covered by the student newspaper The Vanderbilt Hustler, aims to inform students about voting procedures and encourage turnout. Campus voter drives like this are common ahead of US elections, and the story is drawing attention as midterms approach.
- 4New study sheds light on SSRI use during pregnancy●Study advances understanding of SSRI use during pregnancy
Researchers at Vanderbilt University have published a study advancing understanding of antidepressant use during pregnancy. The work examines how SSRIs, among the most commonly prescribed medications for depression, affect expectant mothers and developing babies. The findings are expected to inform how clinicians counsel pregnant patients weighing the risks of untreated depression against medication use.