Miniature noses to help prevent infections and promote nasal health
Miniature noses offer a new way to study how the nasal microbial community affects diseases like chronic sinusitis or respiratory infections.
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How the pediatric workforce shortage places rural kids at risk in a changing healthcare landscape
My young patient sadly accepted that she couldn’t watch her favorite show because her family had to cancel their streaming subscriptions. Her mother confided that
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Physician Assistants: Expanding access, elevating care
Physician Assistant student, Hannah Bolen, shares how PAs are expanding access to care for patients through out the U.S.
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Combating workplace burnout
Dr. Asim Shah explains burnout and offers tips to maintain feelings of stress in the workplace, emphasizing the importance of self-care.
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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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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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Silent but Deadly: Chagas Disease and the Rise of A Tropical Illness in the RGV
National School of Tropical Medicine Summer Institute program participant, Emiliano Lopez, discusses Chagas disease.
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Through the Looking Glass: Revisiting the Forgotten Face of Leprosy
National School of Tropical Medicine Summer Institute participant Shajee Khan takes a closer look at leprosy.
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Corrective options for aging vision
Dr. Sumitra Khandelwal discusses different corrective options for aging vision, including monovision and refractive lens exchange.
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Revealing a path from heartburn to Barrett’s esophagus
The findings deepen our understanding of how the disease develops and offer new ways of identifying people at risk and potentially preventing the condition from progressing to cancer.
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