Researchers are the first to document intimate partner homicide-related fractures from a forensic anthropological perspective.
New scale will allow providers to better characterize a patient’s hyperpigmentation to better quantify response to treatment.
The goal is to allow for broader, more efficient vaccination campaigns against Dengue.
Corresponding author Lewina Lee, PhD, and first author Victoria Marino, PhD, found that in older men, the overall effort put into coping was generally more important for longevity than the specific coping strategies used.
The team of researchers led by Darrell N. Kotton include Kostas Alysandratos, Finn Hawkins, and Andrew Wilson.
Disrupting CKLF represents a promising immunotherapeutic approach to battle certain tumors.
The assistant professor of pathology & laboratory medicine was awarded a two-year, $330,000 grant from the DoD.
Finding may lead to new drugs to halt progression of AD.
This is the first survey of organized medical societies examining their ongoing efforts to advance health equity.
Findings provide important insights about cervical cancer screening guideline adoption.