For the first time, researchers demonstrate that a previously uncharacterized protein is increased in colon cancer.
The latest CTE study shows that former NFL players who started tackle football prior to age 12 had worse memory and mental flexibility, as well as structural brain changes on MRI scans, compared to former players who began at age 12 or older.
Discovery may lead to the development of new therapies to fight pneumonia.
The website offers easy-to-follow, impartial information on practically everything anyone needs to know about prostate cancer.
BUMC Investigators, graduate students and faculty members are invited to a grant preparation workshop to learn about the process of submitting individual research grants to the NIH.
Researchers identify the miR-124 molecule as major player in the signaling cascade that determines whether or not the specific cell type will live or die.
BU’s Center for Regenerative Medicine won the 2017 AAMC Sharing Research Resources Award for their commitment to open-source biology.
For the first time, researchers from BUSM have shown that there is a way to reduce cancer risk in redheads.
The three-year grant renewal allows BU researchers to continue their work understanding genetic risk factors and studying AD’s impact on caregivers
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