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Researchers Identify Changes in Lung Cells Following Infections

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The discovery may lead to new strategies for treating pneumonia.

Hypertension Before Age 55 Increases Risk of Cardiovascular Death

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Diagnosis of high blood pressure at an earlier age is associated with greater risk of cardiovascular death and signifies an inherited predisposition for the disease.

New Features Supplement BU Profiles

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See what the new release of Profiles has to offer.

BUSM Receives NIH Award to Use Immune Cell Memory to Study Lung Viruses

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The initial two-year $565K award is designed to develop and refine tools and to test proof-of-principle.

New Study Makes Strides Toward Generating Lung Tissue

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The findings could advance the ability to study lung diseases including cystic fibrosis, respiratory distress syndrome, congenital lung disease and pulmonary fibrosis.

Team Science Critical to Diagnosis, Prevention, Treatment of Diseases

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The research infrastructure BUSM researchers have created that has resulted in numerous publications, new research grants and training opportunities.

Daily Consumption of Sodas, Fruit Juices and Artificially Sweetened Sodas Affect Brain

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Data from the Framingham Heart Study shows brain aging and increased risk for stroke and dementia.

4/18 Provost Workshop: Global Health Roundtable

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Faculty, postdocs, students and staff working on Global Health research are invited to explore synergistic and networking opportunities at a roundtable discussion.

Interpersonal Abuse in Early Life May Lead to Concentration Issues Later in Life

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Interpersonal abuse before 18 can have dramatic and long-lasting effects on the development of the brain.

Researchers Detect Protein that Increases Effectiveness of Vaccines

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Lee Wetzler, MD, and his team have discovered a protein they believe would help make vaccinations more effective and provide protection from other diseases, such as cancer.

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