CAMC ‘Research Day’ provides community the opportunity to explore local health sciences research

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A record number of submissions were considered. The 2025 program features 60 presentations showcasing the collaborative efforts of students and resident presentations with faculty, medical staff and professional staff preceptors.

All topics focus on health concerns facing West Virginians including cancer, neurology, children, diabetes and women.

Research Day includes oral original research presentations and case reports as well as poster sessions showcasing original research and case reports. 

The public is invited to attend this unique day and celebrate the accomplishments of these learners.

Research Day: Wednesday, April 16, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the CAMC Center for Learning and Research (3044 Chesterfield Ave.)

The program provides opportunities for guests to come and go or pick and choose presentations that they are most interested in hearing.

Awards will be presented at the conclusion of this program for participants presenting student/resident research projects. 

The annual event showcases work completed by medical students, pharmacy students, nurse anesthesia students and residents. Original research and case reports include topics such as prenatal to geriatric care and deal with topics such as cancer, cardiac conditions, urological disorders and substance abuse.

CAMC’s Research Day program began in 1980.