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PCORI Launches Health Systems Initiative

Learn how Mercy is partnering with PCORI and other health systems to move research results into clinical care quicker.
Dr. Javed accepts 2022 Researcher of the Year award

2022 Researcher of the Year

Dr. Muhammad Javed named 2022 Researcher of the Year, recognized for his expertise, mentorship and leadership.
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Donation for Cancer Research by 10-Year-Old

Girl made bracelets to sell & donate money in honor of her late grandmother.
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"We could not have been there for this patient and his family without our research work and many years of perfecting. Many of the advances in cataract surgery that are seen in this video were because of intensive research efforts here and throughout the world. In the end all the hard work that research has done allowed us to provide the care for this young man.” – Shachar Tauber, M.D.

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Samir Dalia, MD Oncologist at Mercy Hospital Joplin discusses the importance of local cancer research

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Researcher Spotlight

Congratulations to Mercy's 2022 Research Award Recipients

Mercy Research is proud to support and honor these researchers for all their contributions to improving patient lives at Mercy through research.

muhammad-javed Dr. Muhammad Javed

2022 Researcher of the Year
Dr. Muhammad Javed, St. Louis

The Researcher of the Year award is presented annually to recognize a Mercy researcher who is dedicated to research, who is an innovative thinker with a bias for action and who recognizes research as a vehicle to improve patient care at Mercy.

vito-mantese Dr. Vito Mantese

2022 Research Emeritus Award
Dr. Vito Mantese, St. Louis

Mercy Research honors these research investigators at their retirement from Mercy for their outstanding lifetime contributions through the integration of their research and practice to advance the knowledge of their field with notable impact on Mercy and its patients.

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