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Uncovering the first steps driving antibiotic resistance

April 4, 2023 antibiotic resistance, ciprofloxacin, DNA-damage response, general stress response, Research, RNA polymerase

The findings offer new opportunities to interfere with the development of antibiotic resistance and help turn the tide on this global health threat.

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Momentum

Eating disorder awareness: What you need to know

March 2, 2023 COVID-19, Department of Pediatrics, eating disorders

COVID-19 restrictions removed adolescents and their families from important sources of support, such as extended family members, places of worship, community centers, etc.

Policywise

Bringing global learnings to our community

February 24, 2023 China, Emergency Medicine, Global Affairs, Global Health, injury prevention, medical student, The Schwarzman Scholarship

Each year the Schwarzman Scholarship, hailed as “the Rhodes Scholarship of the 21st Century,” selects 150 scholars for a fully-funded Masters of Arts in Global

Three people sitting together at a wooden table in a library, reading books.

Policywise

Ethics, equity and research

February 17, 2023 Diversity, Equity, ethics, Health Disparities, Researchers, Scientific Research

Individuals from minoritized groups suffer high disease burdens and would significantly benefit from equitable advances in scientific research. However, many are faced with barriers that

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The Stitch

Men 60 and older with certain risk factors should get screened for life-threatening heart condition

February 8, 2023 abdominal aortic aneurysm, Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery, older men

“Typically, there are no symptoms present until the aneurysm has burst, and the survival rate is only 25-50%,” Dr. Joseph Coselli said.

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Policywise

When visible meets invisible: the importance of psychological screening and intervention in pediatric dermatology

January 27, 2023 Adolescents, Allied Health Professionals, children, Dermatological Conditions, Dermatologists, Pediatric, Psychosocial, Skin Diseases

The psychosocial burden of skin (cutaneous) disorders in children and adolescents is heavy. Children and adolescents with various skin diseases are more likely to experience

From The Labs

A novel, powerful tool to unveil communication between gut microbes and the brain

January 13, 2023 gut-brain axis, microbe metabolites, microbiome, Research

This protocol gives researchers a road map to understand the complex traffic system between the gut and the brain and its effects.

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Momentum

Fertility Series: Treatment Options

October 21, 2022 fertility treatment, IVF, Pregnancy

Dr. Laura Detti answers questions about fertility treatments, the latest advancements and when should women check their fertility.

Policywise

“I Want a Doctor Who Looks Like Me!”: Managing Race-Based Patient Requests

October 18, 2022 Biases, Discrimination, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, race-based patient requests, racial/cultural concordance, Upstander

The similar-to-me effect is a cognitive bias related to the idea that people have a preference for those that are similar – look, act and think like us. Drs.

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Momentum

Dealing with postpartum hair loss

October 3, 2022 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, hair loss, Postpartum, Pregnancy

Dr. Matthew Carroll explains how post-pregnancy hormones can lead to hair loss and what supplements can help hair grow back.

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