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Learn more about the importance of public health from BU CTE Center research assistant and current MPH student Stephanie Gonzalez Gil.

We have officially reached the halfway point of our $24,000 in 2024 fundraiser! We are very grateful to all those who have donated and contributed to our research.

If you would like to support the BU CTE Center, please visit bit.ly/supportbucte.

With a passion for neuroscience and sports, Katie Babcock, PhD, graduated from the GMS Graduate Program in Anatomy & Neurobiology in January, after defending her dissertation last November. 🧠

Congratulations, Katie! Read more about her PhD journey:
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Check out some of the previous organizations that have taken part in our Brain Cutting Sessions.

To inquire about having a session please go to bit.ly/bucte_vbc

10 things to do in your 20s to help ensure you’ll enjoy your 80s. — Tips to help you age well and live your happiest, healthiest life for years to come, courtesy of BU Experts and researchers.

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Learn more about the inquiry process to take part in one of our virtual brain cutting sessions.

Visit bit.ly/bucte_vbc to send an inquiry.

Hear what research assistant and current Boston University School of Public Health student, Megan Ryder, has to say about the importance of public health.

Swipe to learn more about the BU CTE Center's virtual brain cutting sessions from research fellow Ray Nicks, who started the program.

Visit bit.ly/bucte_vbc to learn more and send an inquiry.

Thank you to everyone who has donated so far! We are nearly halfway to reaching our goal of raising $24,000 in 2024 for CTE research at Boston University.

If you'd like to support #BUCTE and contribute to CTE research, you can donate now at bit.ly/supportbucte.

Congratulations to BU CTE Center Research Scientist Grace Rosen, PhD, on her recent promotion to Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Neurology!

You can learn more about Dr. Rosen at bit.ly/gracerosen.

We are excited to announce a new research milestone! HITSS, the largest study of its kind for female athletes, has now enrolled 6,000 (and counting) former soccer players aged 40+. This is an important step in understanding sex differences in later-life brain health risks from…