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  • Awards & HonorsMeenakshi Lakshminarayanan, MBA, Named Distinguished Staff of the Month for July
  • Faculty AffairsKelly Mayo, MD, Named Distinguished Faculty of the Month for July
  • ResearchFemale Veterans, Veterans from Racial and Ethnic Minority Groups at Higher Risk of Dying from Opioid Overdose
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Winter Spring 2025Boston University Medicine

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Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Stroke Outcomes

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 Black and Hispanic patients experienced poorer survival after certain strokes.

New BU Study Assesses the Current Status of Thyroid Hormone Replacement Therapy Counseling in Pregnant Women, Women of Reproductive Age

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Only about one-third of women with hypothyroidism who had never been pregnant received counseling regarding the need for adequate thyroid hormone, indicating there may be a gap in care.

BU Researchers Develop a Novel AI Algorithm for Digital Pathology Analysis

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Researchers have developed a novel artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm based on representation learning to classify lung cancer subtypes.

Should You Give Your Child Opioids for Post-Operative Pain Management?

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This is the first study to explore caregivers’ attitudes toward post-operative opioid use in a diverse patient population.

Rhoda Au, PhD, Receives 2022 Seed Fund Award

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Work aims to address the challenges of dementia research and mental health systems research in India.

Persistent Gaps in Leadership Attainment, Promotion and Salary Among Women Academic Emergency Physicians

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Early career inequities must be a target for future interventions.

Nearly 13 Percent of COVID-19 Hospitalized Patients Had Serious Neurologic Symptoms

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Those with encephalopathy at admission had poorer outcomes.

The Policy Dominance of Universal Health Coverage

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Researchers trace the history and growing influence of Universal Health Coverage as a policy that does not assure equal access to health services.

Youths of Color Use Photographs to Highlight Health-care Inequities throughout COVID-19 Pandemic

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New study shows the need for health-care providers to listen and engage to build medical trust, bridge the gap between community fear and the communication of important health information.

Camron Bryant, PhD, Receives NIH Funding to Study Addiction-Related Behavior

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The five-year, $3.5 million grant from the National Institutes of Health National Institute on Drug Abuse will help fund his latest research on the various aspects of drug addiction, including genetics.

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