Efforts Underway to Eliminate Harmful Race-Based Clinical Algorithms
This is the first survey of organized medical societies examining their ongoing efforts to advance health equity.
This is the first survey of organized medical societies examining their ongoing efforts to advance health equity.
Findings provide important insights about cervical cancer screening guideline adoption.
Study may pave the way for wider acceptance and utilization of robotic-assisted surgery in treating this cancer.
Results provide better evidence to patients and providers when selecting a treatment for hyperthyroidism.
Findings help explain the increased frequency with which patients have sought these treatments during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Targeting calcium crystal deposits could help relieve pain.
Remi Janicot is the first author of the study and a PhD student in the laboratory of Mikel Garcia-Marcos, PhD, professor of biochemistry & cell biology.
One in six cases have a distinct distribution of disease, clinical profile.
They have been awarded a a five-year, $46 million award from the NIH’s National Institute on Aging.
Congratulations to Drs. Beth Bragdon, Wendy Kuohung, Jai Marathe, and Ann Zumwalt.