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Testing Equipment Devised to Relieve Pandemic Shortage
The PytuTester developed bycritical care physicians and bioengineers enables testing of DIY ventilators in low-resource countries.
Heavy Drinking May Escalate Arterial Stiffening
Pulse wave velocity testing could help patients avert the cardiovascular domino effect from excessive alcohol use.
Advanced Multiparametric Imaging Work Merits National Attention
Seth Smith, Ph.D., an MRI expert and now an AIMBE fellow, has refined imaging capabilities to improve diagnosis of MS and other diseases.
Laminoplasty Underused in U.S. Compared to Japan in Treating Spinal Compression
Laminoplasty to manage cervical myelopay may be given less consideration than it is due in the United States.
Recovery Pathway Enhanced for Sarcoma Surgeries
From nutrition support to early mobilization, steps on pathway lead to improved outcomes.
Ravages and Red Herrings in COVID-19 Survivors
Radiological chest imaging answers some questions in the aftermath of COVID-19, yet clear predictive patterns remain elusive.
How Molecular Genetics Influences Rhythmic Abilities
Genes and neural circuitry play in polygenic harmony to enable movement to a musical beat.
Intrauterine System Effective for Those With and Without Inherited HMB
Research compares outcomes in the two groups using long-acting levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine systems.
‘Hey Epic!’ to Trigger Voice-Activated Medical Assistant
Researchers explore how and where clinical voice assistants can provide useful services for the medical field.
Minimally Invasive Treatment for Wilms Tumor Brings Several Benefits
A new study explores advances in neoadjuvant chemotherapy and minimally invasive surgery.
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Direct-acting Anticoagulants in Head-to-Head Comparison
Largest study to date finds apixaban a superior choice in atrial fibrillation.
Brain Pathways Provide Insights into Antidepressant Function
Ion channels in dorsal hippocampus may provide new treatment opportunities.
Improving Care Coordination for Advanced Lung Disease
Vanderbilt Lung Institute's collaborative, multi-specialty program is expanding transplant access.
Probing the Biological Roots of Drug Addiction
Researcher on a quest to understand addictive behaviors and design interventions.
AI-based Tech to Improve Stroke Outcomes
“Smart” catheter could refine thrombectomy and other endovascular procedures.
Creating a Hub for Pediatric Precision Medicine
New center to advance research, training and patient care.
Health Informatics for a Changing World
A discussion of opportunities ahead in predictive analytics, population health and system design.
Bringing Advanced Genomic Sequencing In-house
New lab will aid diagnosis, research for genetically inherited conditions.
Saliva Biomarker Predicts Childhood Obesity
Epigenetics reveal opportunities for intervention.
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