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Mackenzie Graham. Actress: Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase. Mackenzie "Mack" Graham was born in Bethesda, MD on June 23rd, 1999. After many years of moving, she found home to be Gonzales, Louisiana along with her Mom, Dad and Brother.
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Mackenzie Graham. Actress: Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase. Mackenzie "Mack" Graham was born in Bethesda, MD on June 23rd, 1999. After many years of moving, she found home to be Gonzales, Louisiana along with her Mom, Dad and Brother. She spent her formative years participating on a competitive performing arts team and joined theater when she began High School. Mack signed with an agent ...
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To improve the lives of patients suffering from multiple sclerosis and other neurodegenerative diseases.
The Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Program at UCLA aims to improve the lives of MS patients by developing new therapies for MS and providing expert clinical care. This is accomplished through basic science in neuroscience, genetics, immunology, highly advanced neuroimaging, novel therapeutic trials and a full spectrum of clinical care from inpatient to un...
As an adjunct service to the diagnostic, treatment and consultative services provided, UCLA also offers access to this unique center that provides rehabilitative, recreational, and education services in a small group setting. The center, a joint effort of the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and the UCLA Departm...
A major strength of the UCLA MS Research Program is that it is part of the UCLA Health System, ranked #1 in Los Angeles and #7 in the United States. Also, collaborations occur with scientists of extraordinary expertise within the UCLA neuroscience community, focusing this tremendous pool of minds on finding a cure for MS. The UCLA campus has six bu...
Rhonda Voskuhl, M.D.is the Director of the UCLA MS Program, the Jack H. Skirball Chair in MS Research, and a Professor in the Dept. of Neurology. She is an internationally recognized expert in MS, focusing on translational work by moving from the bedside (clinical observations) to the bench (research) to the bedside (novel clinical trials). She has...
Yuichiro Itoh, PhD,Associate Researcher, Department of Neurology, specialized in genetic analysis and bioinformatics. Dr. Itoh determines gene expression changes in each cell type in the brain in MS patients and the MS model, aiming to discover novel treatments to reverse abnormal gene expression in the brain in MS. His current work focuses on whic...
Michael Sofroniew, MD, PhD,Professor, Department of Neurobiology, UCLA, an expert in neuroscience, glial biology and genetic engineering of molecules in specific cells within the brain. His work reveals the biology of cells in the brain during MS thereby suggesting new treatment targets. Thomas O'Dell, PhD,Professor, Department of Physiology, UCLA,...
Next Steps – Summary of Projects Our goal is to harness the tremendous neuroscience expertise at UCLA to find a neuroprotective treatment to repair disabilities in MS and extend this approach to other neurodegenerative diseases. Specific areas include: 1. Disability specific treatment discovery in MS, focusing on gene expression in brain areas for ...
Education The UCLA MS Program is training the next generation of MS faculty. At any given time there are approximately one to three post-doctoral fellows, two to four graduate students, and six to eight undergraduates, who are all being trained in MS. Support for these students for one year can provide time for them to apply for outside funding for...
Mackenzie Graham at arrivals for NANCY DREW AND THE HIDDEN STAIRCASE Premiere, AMC Century City 15, Los Angeles, CA March 10, 2019. Photo By: Priscilla Grant/Everett Collection.
3,036 Followers, 915 Following, 399 Posts - Mackenzie Graham (@mackenziegraham) on Instagram: "stay sweet ⚡️"
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There are five laboratories in the Brain Mapping Program. The Magnetic Resonance Imaging Laboratory contains state-of-the-art, 1.5, 3.0 & 7.0 Tesla, echo-planar MR devices capable of conventional, functional, and spectroscopic imaging of the brain. Research in this laboratory includes studies of both the normal and abnormal human brain.
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