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Recognizing Clinical Signs of Hyperthyroidism Leads to Appropriate Treatments, Reduces Adverse Impact on Health

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This review article in Journal of the American Medical Association by corresponding author Elizabeth N. Pearce, MD, provides an overview of hyperthyroidism.

Public Health Interventions Prevented Transmission Within BU Most SARS-CoV-2 Cases

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These findings have implications for transmission protocols for other respiratory diseases.

 

CReM Celebrates 10th Anniversary as Pioneering Center for Stem Cell Research

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The Center’s collaborative, open-source approach is key to their mission and vision of ‘advancing science to heal the world.’

Kilachand Fund Awards Go to Crystal Rib Cage and Brain Connection Projects

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Kilachand Fund Awards Go to Crystal Rib Cage and Brain Connection Projects.

Researchers Suggest New Approach for Testing Treatments for Osteoarthritis

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Data suggests that a subset of persons with ACL tears rapidly develop knee arthritis.

First Large Study of Hair Relaxers Among Black Women Finds Increased Risk of Uterine Cancer

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Chemical hair relaxer use a potentially modifiable risk factor for uterine cancer.

Andrew Wilson, MD, Receives Funds for AATD Research

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Funds will lead to better treatments and eventually a cure for AATD.

Naomi Hamburg, MD, Awarded $3.7 Million to Study How Endothelial Cell Health Impacts Disease

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This study will leverage a unique and highly experienced team of investigators from varied disciplines to investigate endothelial cell health at an unprecedented scale.

Researchers Awarded $7.2 Million to Continue Stroke Surveillance Research at the Framingham Heart Study

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Funding continues stroke surveillance research in Framingham Heart Study (FHS) cohorts, adds study of post-stroke vascular cognitive impairment and dementia.

Study: Black Women, Aged 18–65 Years, Have Highest Suicide Risk Among Women

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Study highlights racial disparities in health outcomes and the need to approach public health interventions through a racial justice lens

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