Topic: Research December 6, 2017 Clot-busting drugs not recommended for most patients with blood clotsLarge clinical trial concludes such treatment does not prevent long-term complications.News Release December 6, 2017 Alzheimer’s damage in mice reduced with compound that targets APOE geneAPOE is major Alzheimer’s risk gene.News Release December 4, 2017 Pursuing a precision paradigmMedical school experts describe the move from current standards of care to a more personalized approach to treatment.Source: Washington Magazine November 30, 2017 Dutcher named cell biology society fellowScientist honored for advances in cell biology.National Leaders November 30, 2017 The surgeon who wants to connect you to the internet with a brain implantSource: MIT Technology Review November 16, 2017 Cutting NIH budget could cripple drug developmentMore than 95 percent of new drugs developed with NIH support.News Release November 15, 2017 Bruchas named Mallinckrodt Professor of AnesthesiologyStudies underpinnings of anxiety, addiction, depression.News Release November 14, 2017 Aggressive testing provides no benefit to patients in ER with chest painCT scans, cardiac stress tests don’t help in ruling out heart attack.News Release November 9, 2017 Can laughing gas help deter suicide?Researchers studying use of nitrous oxide for patients hospitalized for suicide risk.News Release November 8, 2017 How cells detect, mend DNA damage may improve chemotherapyTargeting pathway could increase potency of some current drugs .News Release November 7, 2017 Washington People: Patrick JayPediatric cardiologist seeks keys to preventing congenital heart defects.Washington People November 6, 2017 $6 million supports leukemia researchDiPersio receives NCI outstanding investigator award.News Release November 3, 2017 $10 million gift supports personalized medicineCouch family gift names new building, supports genome engineering center.News Release November 2, 2017 In autism, too many brain connections may be at root of conditionLearning, social issues may reflect neuronal miscommunication.News Release November 1, 2017 Penny-wise, pound-foolish decisions explained by neurons’ firingSpending decisions influenced by adaptation in neural circuits.News Release October 27, 2017 $5.9 million aimed at gathering data on older motorists’ driving habitsData may help people drive safely for longer.News Release October 26, 2017 Carter named National Academy of Medicine fellowFellowship will focus on research in obstetrics and gynecology.National Leaders October 26, 2017 Key malaria parasite findings could lead to new treatmentsResistance to malaria drugs is a growing problem.News Release October 20, 2017 Exercise, mindfulness, drug therapy tested in older adultsGoals of research are to improve thinking, find better ways to relieve depression.News Release October 16, 2017 Inside an epidemicOvercoming America’s opioid crisis starts with understanding abuse patterns.Outlook Magazine October 16, 2017 Morris, Humphreys receive Chan Zuckerberg Initiative fundingResearch supports international Human Cell Atlas project.Medical Campus & Community October 13, 2017 $3.7 million to help research neurological disorders linked to manganeseFocus in South Africa, where most manganese found.News Release October 9, 2017 Alzheimer’s gene poses both risk — and benefitsStudy suggests role of inflammation in brain disease is complicated.News Release October 2, 2017 Making the invisible visibleImaging center brings the science of life to light.Outlook Magazine Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 34 35 36 37 38 … 50 Next ›
