Advances in Child Neurology: Q&A with Lori Jordan, M.D.
Uterine Fibroids Do Not Elevate Risks for Most Infants
Slight differences found only when mothers have three or more fibroids.
Expanding Continuous Glucose Monitoring for T1D and T2D
A trio of clinical trials is assessing CGM in distinct patient populations.
Kidney Transplant Sixty Years Later
Two leaders discuss the landmark progress made in allocation, research and clinical care.
A Surgical Partnership to Advance Brachial Plexus Care
Unique center offers a medical home for adults with upper limb injuries.
Project ADAM Saves Lives in Schools
Program brings AED emergency preparedness to communities across Tennessee.
Targeting Mitochondrial Dysfunction to Ease CKD Complications
New research suggests mitochondria offer an early therapeutic target.
POEM Procedures for Esophageal Motility Disorders
Minimally invasive technique can be life-changing for some patients.
Recognizing and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
One researcher turns her experiences into a project to educate others.
New Approach to Treating Neurodegenerative Eye Disease
Boosting metabolism in optic nerves could slow neurodegeneration.
Health Informatics for a Changing World
A discussion of opportunities ahead in predictive analytics, population health and system design.
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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.
Trials Add Support for Personalized PCa, RCC Treatment
New studies point to importance of individual patient factors.
Atlas Initiative to Map Colorectal Adenoma Progression
Moonshot project explores the microbiome for pathways from pre-polyp to malignancy.
New Milestones in Massive All of Us Collaborative
With Vanderbilt’s Josh Denny selected as new CEO, NIH’s groundbreaking initiative speeds into year two.
Applying AI to Longitudinal Data to Predict CVD
Research adds “time factor” to machine learning to track disease evolution.
Personalizing Treatment for Preterm Babies with PDA
Standard indomethacin regimen may fail in infants with CYP2C9*2 variant.
Patient Perceptions of Genomic Medicine
Common themes emerge from genomic medicine interventions.
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.
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