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Space to clinic: How TRISH helped advance ultrasound simulation with Level Ex

July 22, 2026 Space Health, Translational Research Institute for Space Health, ultrasound simulation

Learn how support from TRISH has helped develop one of the most advanced real-time ultrasound simulation platforms in medicine.

BCM, TCH research recognized with prestigious Burroughs Wellcome Fund award

July 16, 2026 Award, Burroughs Wellcome Fund, immune dysregulation, immune system, immunodeficiency, mentorship, rare genetic disorders, Research

The award supports research on the molecular and cellular mechanisms involved with rare genetic disorders that affect immune defense.

Genome editing in rats enables more accurate ER+ breast cancer models

July 9, 2026 Breast Cancer, ER+ breast cancer, genome editing, Mouse models, rat models, Research, tumor microenvironment

This method is easily adaptable to other organs and can be used by researchers to develop their own cancer models.

An initiative by Mission Servants Ministry, including Dr Randall Thomas, OD, FAAO, MPH, brings vision care services to families in rural Uganda.

From space missions to remote clinics: Technologies bringing care closer

July 2, 2026 healthcare innovation, Space Health, Translational Research Institute for Space Health

Learn how a TRISH-supported research project is using the space health technologies to bring eye exams directly to patients.

A body’s response that protects from atherosclerosis

May 12, 2026 atherosclerosis, cholesterol-lowering drugs, disturbed blood flow, DNA damage, DNA repair, endothelial injury, purine synthesis, Research

Damaged endothelial cells in blood vessels are not passive bystanders, their response can potentially slow down atherosclerosis progression.

A non-invasive treatment gives a steady outlook

May 12, 2026 Dr. Ashwin Viswanathan, essential tremor, Neurosurgery, tremors

Baylor Medicine patient Scott Slate shares how a non-invasive treatment helped manage his essential tremor.

Beyond DNA sequence and into 3D shapes: how bacteria manage DNA

May 5, 2026 cryoEM, DNA 3D shapes, DNA gyrase, Research, supercoiled DNA

The findings offer a more complete understanding of how DNA gyrase and perhaps other enzymes interact with DNA.

Inside a spacecraft cabin, two individuals float in microgravity while interacting with electronic devices secured to a workstation. One person is leaning over a control surface, using a touchscreen device, while another reviews information on a tablet. Their hair and equipment are suspended due to weightlessness, and the surrounding environment features sleek white panels, seats, and harnesses typical of a crewed space capsule.

Reinventing remote healthcare on Earth and beyond: synergy between space and terrestrial medicine

March 11, 2026 Center for Space Medicine, NASA, Space Health, Translational Research Institute for Space Health, TRISH

Learn how Translational Research Institute of Space Health is working to solve the health challenges of human deep-space exploration.

When school is interrupted by illness: Why screening matters

March 6, 2026 Back-to-School Screening Program, Education, Hematologic Disorders, Pediatric Cancer, Pediatric chronic illness, Screening

For children living with cancer and hematologic disorders, the start of a new school year can bring more than fresh notebooks and new teachers. It

New cell markers to track the most aggressive breast cancer in blood

January 29, 2026 cancer detection, circulating tumor cells, liquid biopsy, metastatic cancer, patent, Research, triple-negative breast cancer

Tumor cells that were frequently undetectable using standard markers became clearly visible when the team applied the new marker combination.

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