Approximately Half of AD Dementia Cases are Mild, One-fifth are Severe
There is little data on the severity of disease among people living with AD currently available.
Category: Research
Researchers Uncover Viral Small RNAs in Mosquito Cells
These findings will facilitate virology studies that impact human health.
Dense Breast Notification Legislation Has Not Met All Desired Goals
Women living in states in which in DBNs are mandated had higher rates of being informed about personal breast density and of having had breast density discussions with providers, though rates were low overall.
Cost-effective Hood Reduces Aerosol Exposures to Patients, Otolaryngologists
New study evaluates the efficacy of a prototype device that can be used during common otolaryngologic procedures that generate significant aerosols and droplets.
Researchers Determine Factors Associated with Ovary Removal in Patients with Ovarian Torsion
Awareness of these issues may promote ovarian conserving surgery.
Interventional Radiology Associated with an Increased Risk for Preventable Adverse Events
Opportunities exist for rigorous quality and safety educational initiatives.
Patients with COVID-19 and Obesity Have Poor Outcomes Not Driven by Inflammation
Obesity is associated with poor COVID-19 outcomes but a new study suggests this is not due to increased inflammation, but instead may be driven by respiratory issues or other factors.
Center for Translation Neurotrauma Imaging Creates New Research Avenues for Neuroscience Community
This BUSM Center has revolutionized brain imaging and greatly enhanced neurotrauma research with new state-of-the-art equipment.
Bullied Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Students More Likely to Carry Weapons
First study to examine the degree to which bullying and harassment is associated with weapon carrying among sexual minority youth.
GSDM, BUSM Researchers Receive NIDCR R01 Grant
The award will fund research into the role of b-catenin/CBP signaling in the epigenetic regulation of cellular plasticity in head and neck cancer progression.