Vietnam-Era Women Veterans Continue to Experience Wartime Stress
They suffer from PTSD, major depression and generalized anxiety disorder, more than four decades after their service.
Category: Research
New Candidate Cancer Genes Identified Using Math Models
Results are available to the research community via a web-based portal.
Weining Lu, Kidney Researcher, Named BU Innovator of the Year
His research and collaboration with Pfizer has led to the development of a potential new drug for chronic kidney disease.
Just What the Doctor Ordered: Take a Yoga Class and Depression, Anxiety Improve
We give medications in different doses in order to enact their effects on the body to varying degrees. Here, we explored the same concept, but used yoga.
AΩA Scholarship Opportunity
This is an excellent opportunity for research funding for any first, second or third year medical students at BUSM.
Skull Features Among Asian and Asian-derived Groups Differ Significantly
In mass disasters this type of information may ultimately aid in the victim identification process.
Skull Dimensions of Dominicans and Haitians Differ Despite Close Physical Proximity
These findings may help in identifying unknown remains.
Researchers Accurately Estimate the Sex of Skeletons Based on Elbow Features
An elbow can help identify skeletal remains of Thai descent.
A New Strategy for Treating High Blood Pressure
The findings have implications for the development of personalized anti‐hypertensive therapeutics.
Researchers Identify Unique Brain Changes in People with Huntington’s Disease
Although the study results do not directly suggest any novel therapies, a better understanding of these processes is likely to lead to them.