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Racial/Ethnic Minorities Comprise a Surprisingly Small Portion of Patients Referred with AL Amyloidosis

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There is a need for more awareness of this disease and access to treatments to reach marginalized communities.

Liver Scarring Relatively Common Among Middle-Aged Adults

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This condition is under-recognized and could lead to worsening liver disease, including liver cirrhosis and cancer.

Matthew Ogrodnik Appointed Director, Joint BUMC/BMC Office of Human Research Affairs

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Effective Dec. 24, 2020, Matt replaces Dr. John Ennever, who previously announced he would be stepping down.

PTSD Interacts with Klotho Gene, May Cause Premature Aging in the Brain

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“This (research) can help to identify the populations at greatest risk so that targeted treatments can be matched to the individuals who need it most,” according to lead author Erika Wolf, PhD.

More Research Needed to Determine Safety of Hip and Knee Steroid Injections

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Panel of experts recommends imaging be part of the decision making process. Watch Dr. Guermazi’s video.

Researcher to Study Traumatic Stress and Cellular Aging in the Brain

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Erika Wolf, PhD, is the recipient of a four-year, $1.7 million R01 award from the National Institute on Aging (NIA).

Researchers Produce Superior SARS-CoV-2 Antibody Test

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New test is low cost, easy to perform and can readily be incorporated into most research labs.

Safe Resumption of Research is Important, Feasible

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Read the narrative review in the Journal of the American Heart Association.

New Potential Treatment Approach for Patients with Salt Sensitive Hypertension

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This study highlights the critical role of looking at the disease of hypertension in an integrated way by examining the interaction between multiple organ systems.

Adequate Levels of Vitamin D Reduces Complications, Death Among COVID-19 Patients

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These findings appear online in the journal PLOS ONE.

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