Vijaya Kolachalama Receives AHA Grant to Improve Cardiovascular Treatments
His study will focus on developing models for smarter artery care.
Category: Research
Long-term Testosterone Therapy Improves Urinary, Sexual Function and Quality of Life
Men who undergo testosterone treatment may experience fewer urinary symptoms such as frequent urination, incomplete bladder emptying, weak urinary stream and waking up at night to urinate.
STaRS Students Present Research Following Intensive Summer Program
The 10-week program, now in its fourth year, received more 600 applications for a class of 19 students.
Immune System Genes Associated with Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease
Researchers have identified three gene variants that contribute to the risk of developing Late Onset Alzheimer’s Disease (LOAD).
Study Finds Harmful Protein on Acid Triggers a Life-Threatening Disease
Using an array of modern biochemical and structural biology techniques, researchers have begun to unravel the mystery of how acidity influences serum amyloid A.
New Study of 111 Deceased Former NFL Players Finds 99 Percent Had CTE
The findings of the largest CTE case series ever published suggest that a long duration of play may be related to substantial disease burden.
Black Light Helps Diagnose Common Skin Problem Found in Pregnant Women
First study looking at effectiveness of detecting Melasma with black light.
Study Explores Why Some Pregnant, Low-Income Women Rely on Emergency Care
Low-income pregnant women who use emergency obstetric triage repetitively face an unmet clinical and psychosocial need.
Study Reports No Link Between Traumatic Brain Injury and Cognitive Decline
First-of-its-kind study examines whether TBI influences cognitive decline in older adults with and without Alzheimer’s disease dementia.
Does Carrying Extra Weight Offer Better Survival Following a Stroke?
A new study finds a protective effect of obesity after a stroke.