If validated, new hypothesis could impact obesity-related diseases.
This study contributes to a large set of data supporting the use of tianeptine for chronic pain.
Expanding PrEP access holds promise to decrease HIV incidence in this age group.
The study may contribute to more precise and personalized surgical treatments for gallbladder cancer, leading to improved outcomes and a better quality of life.
BU Today spoke with Katharine O’Connell White, MD, MPH, associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology, about how Opill, the first over-the-counter hormonal birth control, could revolutionize US reproductive healthcare.
BU and Brown Researchers collaborate at the Providence/Boston Center for AIDS Research (Prov/Bos CFAR), aim to reduce the burden of HIV in the United States and around the world.
Project may lead to the identification of new interventions and public health approaches to mitigate toxicant-induced cardiovascular diseases.
The associate dean for research will serve through 2026 on the steering committee that provides a national forum for the promotion, support, development and conduct of biomedical research in medical schools and teaching hospitals.
Gyungah Jun, PhD, associate professor of medicine, is one of four principal investigators and will receive $2.56M over five years.
Research involving more intense or longer-duration interventions, conducted in racially diverse samples, is needed.