AI connects mutations, protein modifications and disease
The new AI tool, called DeepMVP, significantly outperforms previously published models and has implications for the development of novel therapeutics.
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Month: September 2025
The Race Against Resistance: How Kelch13 Mutations are Undermining Malaria Treatment
National School of Tropical Medicine Summer Institute student, Reena Yalamanchili, looks at gene mutations could impact Malaria treatment.
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OBGYN shares advice for those who have been diagnosed with PCOS
Dr. Utsavi Shah explains the signs and symptoms of PCOS and provides advice and treatment options for patients.
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Checking In: Suicide Prevention Month
How are you doing? Are you ok? September is National Suicide Prevention Month, a time to talk openly about mental health, eliminate the stigma, and remind
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Food odors don’t just trigger cravings – when they persist, they can suppress appetite
Their findings suggest that smells play a more complex role in feeding behavior and regulation of food intake than was previously understood.
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A new treatment path for mesothelioma: Join the Baylor clinical trial
Learn more about a new clinical trial aimed at improving outcomes for patients with resectable mesothelioma.
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It’s not only genes, gene-diet interactions also regulate circadian rhythms
The findings show that diet interacts with an individual’s genetic makeup, influencing daily patterns of gene activity in the liver, especially those related to fat metabolism.
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Healthy Habits: Dr. Karen Horst enjoys yoga
Dr. Karen Horst, reproductive psychiatrist and assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology, shares some of her healthy habits with us.
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