Archeological Discovery Yields Clues to How Our Ancestors May Have Adapted to Their Environment
The research adds important background to a growing picture of land use over time in Azraq Basin.
Category: Research
Researchers Discover Unique Immune Cell Likely Drives Chronic Inflammation
Researchers hope the study spurs new investigation and clinical trials to control unchecked inflammation and thereby reduce the onset and progression of many chronic diseases.
Relationship Impairments Hinder Men Seeking Mental Health Treatment
These results highlight the value of implementing gender-informed approaches to treatment promotion efforts.
Hood Foundation Provides Bridge Funding to Varelas Lab
The one-time award of $50,000 will allow research on molecular mechanisms controlling multi-cilia to continue.
A New Direction in the Fight Against Cancer—Epigenetic Therapy Could Improve Relapse Rates
A new review article in the journal Cancers explores epigenetic therapy.
A Molecular Look at Nascent HDL Formation
BUSM biophysicists dissect the first step in reverse cholesterol transport.
Black Americans Life Expectancy Decreasing due to Firearms
The authors believe this is the first contemporary study to quantifying the magnitude of life expectancy loss at different age groups due to assault and suicide firearm mortality among black and white Americans.
Researcher Awarded Grant to Study Pathways Leading to Statin Risks for Diabetes
Dr. Hamilton has received research support from Kowa Pharmaceuticals America to help to provide a clearer explanation of the differential risk and interference in glucose regulation and insulin sensitivity.
Race Plays Role in Regaining Weight after Gastric Bypass Surgery
Identifying the risk factors for weight regain is an important first step in improving the long-term clinical outcomes of bariatric surgery.
New, More Accessible Staging System Developed to Predict Survival for Patients with Light Chain Amyloidosis
The test incorporates cardiac biomarkers to accurately identify the involvement of the heart in the disease.