A new approach for growing and studying cells could lead to curing lung diseases through “personalized medicine.”
Corresponding author Esther Bullitt, PhD, associate professor of physiology and biophysics explains that this may lead to the development of new vaccines and treatments.
A new study has found a way to potentially “silence” Ebola virus-infected macrophages.
With strong bipartisan support for NIH funding, deep cuts unlikely to pass.
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute has announced the national competition for the appointment of outstanding scientists as HHMI investigators.
Faculty cited for contributions to science, medicine, public health. Eleven are BUSM faculty.
Twice weekly classes combined with home practice are effective, says Chris Streeter, MD.
Treatment may improve learning and memory function in AD patients and reduces the AD pathology in their brains.
The half day symposium features five faculty finalists being recruited to the BU CReM/Systems Biology program.
Family medicine physicians feel underprepared to serve patients who are perpetrators of intimate partner violence, particularly if they also provide care to the victim.