Effects of Daylight Savings Time: Bad for the Brain?
How a New Generation Is Transforming the Future of Ophthalmology
Millennial doctors are bringing change. Are hospital programs ready?
Medical Drink Could Provide Diarrhea Remedy for Cancer Patients
Enterade® beverage may relieve common side effect of chemotherapy.
Increasing “Takers” in Cardiac Rehabilitation
Why an offering with proven benefits remains underutilized.
Mindfulness and Medicine: Where Are We Today?
The evidence base has grown, but experts say more research is needed.
Taking Advanced Cancer Care to Rural Areas
Initiative will bring telehealth to rural providers and patients.
PERSONALIZED MEDICINE
APOL1 and Cardiovascular Disease Among African Americans
Million Veteran Program lends statistical power to assess genetic risk.
Patient Perceptions of Genomic Medicine
Common themes emerge from genomic medicine interventions.
Atlas Initiative to Map Colorectal Adenoma Progression
Moonshot project explores the microbiome for pathways from pre-polyp to malignancy.
NIH’s “All of Us” Data Browser Unveiled
Researchers can access aggregate survey and EHR data from 100,000 participants—and counting.
Assessing Liquid Biopsies for Precision Cancer Care
Evaluating the potential to impact diagnosis and treatment.
Landmark GWAS Catalogs Blood Pressure Risk in 775,000+ Patients
Extensive catalog of genetic variants tied to BP opens doors to new therapies.
First-time PHEWAS Study Shows Men at Greater AFib Risk
Large-scale EHR analysis reveals key differences in SLE outcomes and treatment responses.
Mapping CKD Complications to Unexpected Genetic Locations
New meta-analysis integrates seven genome-wide association studies to explain FGF23 elevations.
Using PET Imaging to Expedite Precision Cancer Medicine
VU-PREDICT initiative leverages PET for radiopharmaceutical and cancer drug development.
ADVANCING WOMEN'S HEALTH
