News: Betty Coffman
Betty Coffman
Betty Coffman is a communications coordinator focused on research and innovation at UofL. A UofL alumna and Louisville native, she served as a writer and editor for local and national publications and as an account services coordinator and copywriter for marketing and design firms prior to joining UofL’s Office of Communications and Marketing.
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MEDIA ADVISORY: “Dress in Blue Day” community event reminds people of the importance of colon cancer screening
WHO: The Kentucky Cancer Program, honorary Dress in Blue chair Madeline Abramson, UofL Basketball legend Darrell Griffith, colorectal cancer survivor Dr.
From waterboy to star player: research collaboration reveals leading role for astrocytes in brain development
Astrocytes, or abundant, star-shaped glial cells in the central nervous system, are known to support neurons through such tasks as providing glue that helps neurons stick together, delivering nutrients and removing waste.
From waterboy to star player: astrocytes shown to have a leading role in brain development
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Astrocytes, abundant, star-shaped glial cells in the central nervous system, are known to support neurons through such tasks as providing glue that helps neurons stick together, delivering nutrients and removing waste.