Impact of Care Type on Diabetes Costs During COVID-19
Amid the sweeping changes brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, the landscape of healthcare has undergone significant transformations, particularly for vulnerable populations such as adults living...
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Pediatric Rheumatologist at Boston Children’s Hospital Receives Gale and Ira Drukier Prize in Children’s Health Research
Dr. Lauren Henderson’s groundbreaking research into juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) and autoimmune disorders has earned her the prestigious 10th annual Gale and Ira Drukier Prize...
University of Oklahoma Scientists Develop Innovative Approach to Address Indian Health Service Funding Shortfall
For decades, the Indian Health Service (IHS) has grappled with chronic underfunding, a persistent issue that profoundly affects the health outcomes and life expectancy of...
Innovative Framework Enhances Planning in Surgical Quality Improvement Projects
In the fast-evolving landscape of surgical quality improvement (QI), the success of initiatives hinges largely on the adequacy of their initial planning phases. Recent empirical...
Innovative Framework Enhances Planning in Surgical Quality Improvement Projects
In the fast-evolving landscape of surgical quality improvement (QI), the success of initiatives hinges largely on the adequacy of their initial planning phases. Recent empirical...
Brain Flight Simulator Unveils Insights into Learning and the Causes of Cognitive Drift
Every day, the human brain engages in a complex dance of decision-making, often under conditions of uncertainty. This intricate process involves evaluating countless pieces of...
MD Anderson Unveils Groundbreaking Advances in Research
In a remarkable stride towards unraveling the complexities of cancer biology, scientists at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center have unveiled multifaceted research...
How a Program Shielded a Brazilian City Amid a Global Dengue Epidemic
In 2024, the world witnessed an unprecedented surge in dengue fever cases, marking one of the worst outbreaks in recent history. With over 14 million...
Rescuing Cells from the Edge of Death: Understanding Its Crucial Importance
A groundbreaking study from The University of Texas at Arlington has unveiled novel insights into the sophisticated mechanisms by which cells regulate their mitochondria during...
Decoding Lasso Peptide Language to Advance Peptide Engineering
In the ongoing quest to discover groundbreaking therapeutics for complex diseases such as cancer and infectious agents, researchers are increasingly turning to nature’s own molecular...
Surfactant Protein Variants Linked to Retinal Disease
In a groundbreaking study published in Pediatric Research, scientists have illuminated the intricate genetic interplay between surfactant proteins and retinal vascular diseases, breaking new ground...
Link Between GI Bleeding and Coagulation Issues in Tumors
In a groundbreaking study published in Scientific Reports, researchers led by Shaoqing et al. delve into the pressing medical issue of gastrointestinal bleeding in patients...
Women’s Health Research Funding in Canada Lags Behind
In a comprehensive evaluation of the funding landscape for women’s health research in Canada spanning a period of 15 years, a new study underlines a...
U Ottawa-Led International Team Uncovers Key Breakthrough in Nerve-to-Muscle Communication
In a groundbreaking revelation that deepens our understanding of neuromuscular communication, an international research team led by Dr. John Baenziger from the University of Ottawa’s...
UNF Chemistry Professor Receives NSF Grant to Enhance Laser-Based Measurement Technology
In a pioneering stride toward enhancing analytical chemistry, the University of North Florida has secured a prestigious National Science Foundation grant aimed at revolutionizing laser-induced...
