Hui Feng, MD, PhD, Awarded NIH Grant to Further the Understanding of Neuroblastoma
Understanding MYCN-driven immune escape in neuroblastoma has the potential to apply to other human cancers for improved responses to immunotherapy
Category: Research
Atrial Fibrillation: A Review
Given the increasing incidence, prevalence and lifetime risk of atrial fibrillation, it is imperative to promote the most effective protocols to help reduce risk factors and prevent the onset, recurrence, and complications of AF in patients
Jan. 3 Deadline for 2025 Pilot Grants, Other Awards
Unmodified assistant, associate, and full professors in school of medicine space should send applications by close of business Friday, Jan. 3, 2025.
Diagnosing and Managing Blast Injuries
A comprehensive understanding and approach to managing these injuries is essential to improve patient outcomes
New Study a First Step in Understanding Current Practice Patterns of Treatment for Sarcoidosis
Findings can help design comparative effectiveness studies to better delineate optimal treatment strategies
U.S. Medical Students, Residents Receive Limited Training on Treating Current and Formerly Incarcerated
Millions reside in jails and prisons and many more are on probation and parole, all of which adversely affect health
Study Helps Solve Mystery Between Repeated Head Impacts in Sports and Location of Brain Degeneration in CTE
This research underscores the need for protective measures in contact sports and offers new insights into the role of neurodegeneration in cognitive and behavioral symptoms of CTE.
Largest Study of CTE in Male Ice Hockey Players Finds Odds Increased 34% With Each Year Played
18 of 19 NHL Players Had CTE, but zero of 6 who played fewer than 6 years.
Study Explores Race, Ethnicity Dynamics in Survival in the US After People Reach Mid-80s and Beyond
This study reinforces that people with different racial or ethnic backgrounds may vary in what characteristics determine how well and how long they live.
Editorial: Cosmetic Dermatology in the Digital Age
Dermatologists must engage as active participants as cosmetic dermatology continues to grow in the digital age.