Northwestern
Bone Center
Beatrice
Edwards, MD, Assistant
Professor of Medicine in Geriatrics, directs the
Osteoporosis Program at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
Rosiland
Ramsey-Goldman, MD, MPH,
Associate Professor
of Medicine in Endocrinology. Dr. Ramsey-Goldman
dedicates her epidemiological expertise and clinical investigation
skills to the understanding the nature of bone diseases
in systemic lupus erythematosus.
Craig
Langman, MD,
Professor of
Pediatrics, Head of the Division of Pediatric Nephrology
and Mineral Metabolism in the Department of Pediatrics.
Dr. Langman has an established career in the basic biology
of vitamin D and in the clinical investigation of calcium,
phosphorus, and parathyroid hormone disorders.
Laird
Madison, MD, PhD,
Assistant Professor
of Medicine in Endocrinology, is an experienced molecular
biologist who has recently brought his expertise into
the area of bone disease.
Melba
Ovale, MD,
Assistant
Professor of Medicine in Rheumatology, is the director
of the Evanston Program in Osteoporosis and leads the
Group's North Campus hospital activities.
Thomas
Schnitzer, MD, Professor
of Medicine in Rheumatology and Director of the Clinical
Research Office. Dr. Schnitzer brings years of successful
clinical research in osteoporosis to our group, and helps
organize its clinical research projects. NUMS has been
a key member of the Bone Group since its inception.
Stuart
Sprague, DO,
Associate Professor
of Medicine in Nephrology, founded a laboratory dedicated
to the study of bone histomorphometry at the Evanston
Hospital. Northwestern University now serves as the central
university resource for the study of bone histomorphometry.
Paula
Stern, PhD,
Professor and Vice-Chair
of the Department of Molecular Pharmacology and Biological
Chemistry. Dr. Stern has a long and distinguished
career as a basic scientist involved in unraveling hormonal
action on bone and bone cells.
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