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Eye disease research earns med student national recognition (opens the original)
Shay Nakahira collaborated with Stanford University and presented ophthalmology research at national conferences. The post Eye disease research earns med student national recognition first appeared on University of Hawaiʻi System News.
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Genetic variation linked to autoimmunity reveals a mechanism controlling T cell responses (opens the original)
A study published in the Journal of Experimental Medicine by the lab of Silvia Monticelli at Institute for Research in Biomedicine (IRB) in Bellinzona, affiliated with USI, in collaboration with the lab of Gioacchino Natoli at IEO, reveals how genetic variants associated with autoimmune disease alter SKAP2 expression…
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Respiratory Care Department Earns Apex Designation (opens the original)
For the third consecutive time, the American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC) has recognized the College of Health Professions Department of Respiratory Care program with its Apex Designation for 2027-2028.
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Innovator wants to improve access to care for Parkinson’s patients (opens the original)
With the AI-powered diagnostic tool PRIMS, Bronwyn Bridges wants to broaden access to care for patients with Parkinson's disease.
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Signature Series research podcast: The future of cancer treatments with Dr. Franco Vizeacoumar (PhD) (opens the original)
Can we customize cancer treatments for patients, and what does that look like?
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Do more cannabis stores near schools mean more teens use cannabis? Our research suggests the answer is complicated
Understanding adolescent cannabis use requires looking beyond store locations to consider how young people obtain cannabis, why they use it and how to prevent harmful patterns of consumption.
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Roswell Park Researchers Identify Critical Window for Boosting Immunotherapy Response in Prostate Cancer (opens the original)
New study supports use of hormone therapy followed quickly by immunotherapy for prostate cancers, which are largely resistant to immunotherapies.
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Decoding cellular signalling networks in pancreatic endocrine function (opens the original)
DalkidouM Tue, 27/10/2026 - 15:47 Funding Competition funded (UK/EU and international students) Department School of Medicine, Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences Faculty Faculty of Science and Health Research areas Pharmacy, pharmacology, and…
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Migraine remedies are everywhere on social media, but the evidence needs a closer look
Food cravings may signal an attack already under way so that something eaten before the pain can wrongly take the blame for triggering the migraine.
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Two Thuringian Research Awards go to the University of Jena (opens the original)
Research teams honoured for their work on the groundwater microbiome and precision medicine
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Serbia’s leaderless student movement has won a historic election – but what happens next?
With no leader or political experience, Serbia’s student movement now begins talks to form a government.
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AI note-taking tool frees up clinician time in Leeds General Infirmary emergency department (opens the original)
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has partnered with UK-based healthcare technology company TORTUS, to introduce ambient voice technology in one of its emergency departments. An evaluation of the pilot found the technology cut documentation time by 61 per cent, saving clinicians 13 minutes per consultation, while…
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Blood pressure pregnancy clue could open door to new treatments (opens the original)
Researchers at the University of Manchester and Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust have uncovered a hidden defect in the tiny blood vessels of women with preeclampsia, a dangerous and common pregnancy complication which can threaten the lives of both mother and baby.
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Dog Aging Project expands search for clues to healthier aging (opens the original)
New NIH funding will allow researchers to follow tens of thousands of dogs and study how genetics, nutrition and environment influence aging in dogs and people.
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From seizures to brain networks: Anas Reda’s award-winning epilepsy research (opens the original)
During some seizures, a person remains aware; during others, consciousness disappears. Why? What changes in the brain, and could researchers intervene before consciousness is lost? Vanderbilt graduate student Anas Reda is using a Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Doctoral Research Award to address those…
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UConn Medical and Dental Students Lead AHEC Summer Outreach (opens the original)
Students practiced health outreach and promotion in events around the state.
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Global sexual health: why communal knowledge about pleasure and wellbeing matters
Global sexual health should move beyond simply exporting interventions from the west to Africa.
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National Study Finds Decline in Drug Use-Associated Heart Infections but Growing Share Involve Stimulants (opens the original)
A new national study found that hospitalizations for serious heart infections associated with drug use are declining after years of increases, driven largely by a decrease in opioid-associated cases.
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