Stories by: June 7, 2021 Global travelers pick up numerous genes that promote microbial resistanceSuch genes have potential to spread when travelers return home.News Release June 4, 2021 Newly approved drug effective against lung cancer caused by genetic mutationTargeted therapy shrank tumors, shows promise in improving survival.News Release, Video June 3, 2021 Studies reveal skull as unexpected source of brain immunityImmune cells from skull bone marrow guard the brain, spinal cord.News Release June 2, 2021 Tiny implant cures diabetes in mice without triggering immune responseNanofiber device allows insulin to be released while defending against immune cells.News Release June 2, 2021 Synthetic data mimics real health-care data without patient-privacy concernsSuch data now available to university researchers, could help speed research.Medical Campus & Community June 2, 2021 Vaccine protection may diminish need for yearly boostersSource: Associated Press June 1, 2021 Obituary: John Turk, endowed professor of endocrinology, 73Physician-scientist was a pioneer in mass spectrometry research .Obituaries May 28, 2021 How to take care of your mental health as the world returns to normal: Q&ASource: PBS News Hour May 27, 2021 FDA-approved device will help stroke victims regain use of handsSource: NPR Morning Edition May 27, 2021 Lang named to national child health advisory councilWill make recommendations to directors of National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.National Leaders May 27, 2021 Delaying lung cancer surgery associated with higher risk of recurrence, deathPatients who undergo operation within 12 weeks of diagnosis fare better.News Release May 26, 2021 Learning how to smell again after COVID-19Source: NPR All Things Considered May 26, 2021 Immunity to the coronavirus may persist for years, scientists findSource: New York Times May 26, 2021 Brain tumors caused by normal neuron activity in mice predisposed to such tumorsLight triggers formation, feeds growth of optic nerve tumors.News Release May 25, 2021 Mobilizing in a public health crisisStudents make face shields, summarize COVID-19 research, deliver food to those at risk and speak up for racial equity.Outlook Magazine May 25, 2021 For men, low testosterone means high risk of severe COVID-19New clues on why more men than women develop severe disease.News Release May 24, 2021 Good news: Mild COVID-19 induces lasting antibody protectionPeople who have had mild illness develop antibody-producing cells that can last lifetime.News Release May 21, 2021 Bergom honored by Radiation Research SocietyRadiation oncologist recognized for contributions to the field.National Leaders May 20, 2021 Cheng honored for work to advance pain relief without adverse effectsAnesthesiologist receives award from International Anesthesia Research Society.National Leaders May 19, 2021 Podcast: What to make of CDC’s new masking guidelinesThis episode of 'Show Me the Science' details how changes in recommendations for masking will be implemented at the university and elsewhere.Podcast, Show Me the Science May 19, 2021 Scientists discover rare genetic condition that attacks kids’ immune systemsDisease can cause frequent infections, enlarged organs, death.News Release May 18, 2021 Western diet may increase risk of gut inflammation, infectionDiet rich in sugar, fat damages immune cells in digestive tracts of mice.News Release May 17, 2021 Alcohol problems severely undertreatedHeavy drinkers see doctors regularly, but few receive treatment for disorder.News Release May 14, 2021 Class of 2021: Cory FrenchFinding his calling at the intersection of identity and clinical care, French will lead advocacy efforts in LGBTQ+ medical care.Class Acts, Medical Campus & Community Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 48 49 50 51 52 … 122 Next ›
