Researchers Identify Pathway Responsible for Calciphylaxis, a Rare and Serious Condition
This discovery has found a possible treatment that could specifically target and help patients with this disease.
The School boasts one of the largest and most rapidly growing research programs among U.S. medical schools.
Minali Prasad, Class of 2025, has embraced a wide range of research opportunities during her time at BU. She began her journey in Dr. Andrew Taylor’s ocular immunology lab, where she gained valuable hands-on experience with techniques such as mouse eye dissections, gel electrophoresis, and Western blotting. Following the COVID-19 shutdown, Minali transitioned to clinical research under the mentorship of Dr. Manju Subramanian, a surgical retina specialist at Boston Medical Center. Her work has spanned diverse topics, including retinal disease management, the ocular effects of systemic conditions, and disparities in ophthalmic health care.
Read more about Minali’s research year program through the NIH Medical Research Scholars Program.
See where we have active global health research and initiatives taking place, complete with contact details and project descriptions, as of December 2024.