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<p>The Misericordia University faculty-student research team who graduated from the speech-language pathology program in May had their research paper, &#8220;Could Anticoagulants Improve Communication in Dementia? A Case Study,&#8221; published in the November/December issue of &#8220;Today&#8217;s Geriatric Medicine.&#8221; Team members, from left, are: James Siberski, assistant professor and coordinator of the geriatric care management program; members Kathleen Scaler Scott, associate professor of speech-language pathology; Ruixia Yan, associate professor of speech-language pathology and Sarah Tokach.</p><style>
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