More Research Needed to Determine Safety of Hip and Knee Steroid Injections
Panel of experts recommends imaging be part of the decision making process. Watch Dr. Guermazi’s video.
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Safe Resumption of Research is Important, Feasible
Read the narrative review in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
New Potential Treatment Approach for Patients with Salt Sensitive Hypertension
This study highlights the critical role of looking at the disease of hypertension in an integrated way by examining the interaction between multiple organ systems.
Low Levels of 25-Hydoxyitamin D Linked to COVID-19 Risk
The retrospective study showed a strong correlation between higher 25-hydroxyvitamin D blood levels and lower SARS-CoV-2 positivity rates especially in patients who lived in predominantly African-Americans and Hispanic zip codes.
Two Shipley Prostate Cancer Pilot Grant Awardees Announced
Congratulations to the latest recipients of Shipley Prostate Cancer Pilot Grant Awards.
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Why People with Knee Osteoarthritis Experience Different Kinds of Pain
Altered nervous system mechanisms may account for differences in pain.
Dr. Jessica Taylor Awarded August Distinguished Faculty of the Month
The nomination states, “She is a true advocate for our patients and an excellent mentor.”
Nominations for Distinguished Faculty of the Month
Nominations for Distinguished Faculty of the Month The Committee on Faculty Awards…
Racial Discrimination May Adversely Impact Cognition in African Americans
Future work is needed to examine whether exposure to institutional and daily racism accelerates conversion to Alzheimer’s dementia and/or increases levels of AD biomarkers.