MEDICAL RESEARCH IS MUCH MORE THAN DISCOVERY.

The research done at Wake Forest University School of Medicine has no boundaries. From basic research discoveries to clinical science breakthroughs, our work serves as a catalyst for improved patient care regionally, nationally and beyond. We're taking a leadership role in addressing health inequities, while continuing our long-standing commitment to accelerating the future of medicine for all.

As part of the Advocate Health system, with 67 hospitals caring for nearly six million people annually, we now have the opportunity to extend the reach of our programs, expand our clinical trials and leverage the learning taking place here every day.

The advances we are making today, and the ones that we will make tomorrow, will not only benefit our lives but those of generations to come. Today our team of over 2,000 researchers is focused on finding new ways to better treat and one day eliminate some of the world's most common and devastating diseases, including Alzheimer's, cancer, diabetes, obesity and more. We are using what's discovered in our labs and clinical trials to improve the delivery of personalized medicine, from stroke prevention and recovery to treating cardiovascular disease. Here you will find teams harnessing the power of innovation to help answer some of the most challenging questions about human health. Scientists decoding the...