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Esther Bullitt, PhD, Awarded $1.5 Million NIH Grant

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Funds will help purchase a new, state-of-the-art cryogenic electron microscope.

Julia TCW, PhD, Receives $3.9 Million NIH Award for Alzheimer’s Research

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Research focuses on human genetics and Alzheimer’s disease risk.

Tagged: Alzheimer's disease

Centenarians Possess Unique Immunity that Helps them Achieve Exceptional Longevity

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Results will provide the basis for future studies to investigate the essentiality of these differences to escape aging-related disease.
 

Researchers Solve the Cell Structure Responsible for Traveler’s Diarrhea

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Discovery may lead to better therapeutics.

Patients with Septic Shock Benefit from Treatment That Combines Two Steroids

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Patients receiving a combination of hydrocortisone and fludrocortisone had lower death rates and discharge to hospice compared to those who only received hydrocortisone.

Stigma-coping Intervention Empowers People with HIV, Drug Use to Engage in Health, Substance Use Care

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Group sessions at community organizations help participants cope with stigma, accept negativity and encourage healthy behavior and care engagement.

Researchers Develop Priorities for Interventions to Address Health Disparities in Lung Nodule Management

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The research statement summarizes the existing evidence, identifies research gaps and utilized a formal consensus development process to prioritize future research questions to mitigate health disparities in lung nodule evaluation.

Social Risk Screening, Referral, Address High Burden of Unmet Needs Among NICU Families

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Intervention is effective in connecting at risk families with resources in the community.

Early CTE Disease Process Mechanistically Different than what Occurs in Late Stages

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Characterizing how early neurodegenerative disease processes are distinct from late-stage will help identify what is in play and what is lost as the disease advances.

Tagged: Chronic traumatic encephalopathy, CTE

Age of First Exposure to Tackle Football and Years Played Associated with Less White Matter in Brain  

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New finding suggests that future therapies should target white matter loss in former contact sport athletes.

Tagged: Chronic traumatic encephalopathy, CTE

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