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A renowned vascular, heart and lung physician-scientist, Mark T. Gladwin serves as the 31st Dean of the University of Maryland School of Medicine and Vice President for Medical Affairs at the University of Maryland, Baltimore. Learn more about Dean Gladwin in a special "Chat with the Dean" podcast episode and follow him in the news below.


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09/11/25

Scientific American spoke with Dean Mark Gladwin, MD, about his research on developing a rapid antidote to carbon monoxide poisoning using engineered protein therapy.

Scientific-American
08/18/25

Dean Mark Gladwin, MD discusses cutting edge treatments for Sickle Cell Disease with former Secretary of Maryland’s Health Department, Josh Sharfstein, MD, on the Public Health On Call podcast. 

08/13/25

A new study by Dean Mark Gladwin, MD, and Jason Rose, MD, MBA (Medicine) on a promising antidote for carbon monoxide poisoning is highlighted in media and science publications.

Independent
06/12/25

Dean Mark Gladwin, MD, is quoted in coverage of a new $2.4 million investment in UMSOM's Rural-MD scholars initiative.

05/22/25

Dean Mark Gladwin's remarks about the importance of federally-funded research at UMSOM graduation are featured alongside those of leading vaccine expert and commencement speaker Paul Offit.

05/09/25

Dean Mark Gladwin, MD, (Medicine) is interviewed about cuts to federal research funding. 

MPT
04/04/2025

Dean Mark Gladwin, MD, and Wilbur Chen, MD, MS, (Medicine, Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health, CVD) are quoted on the importance of federal research funding.

02/03/25

Dean Mark Gladwin, MD and Allan Doctor, MD, (Pediatrics) are quoted in an article about ongoing research efforts to develop artificial blood.

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01/08/25

Dean Mark Gladwin, MD, Bartley Griffith, MD, Muhammad Mohiuddin, MBBS, and Christine Lau, MD, MBA (Surgery), discuss insights from the xenotransplantation case of Larry Faucette

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