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Policywise

Screening and treating food insecurity in the clinic setting: a starting point

May 6, 2022 Clinicians, Food insecurity, military, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Veterans

Imagine what it would be like if you opened your cupboards or refrigerator and found barely enough food to pull a single meal together. What

From The Labs

Stickiness is key for NANOG to turn on human cell pluripotency

May 5, 2022 chromatin reorganization, fluorescence fluctuation microscopy, NANOG, pluripotent stem cells, prion-like proteins, Research

Researchers provide new insights into how human NANOG reshapes the genomic landscape to activate a pluripotent state.

From The Labs

Combating triple-negative breast cancer on two fronts delivers promising results

April 28, 2022 combination therapy, CSF1R, macrophages, Research, triple-negative breast cancer

Researchers identified a combination therapy for triple-negative breast cancer that results in durable tumor regression in an animal model.

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Momentum

Helping your child overcome pandemic anxiety

April 11, 2022 Anxiety, children, COVID-19, Menninger Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

Dr. Laurel Williams offers advice for parents looking to help their children feel safe and anxiety-free during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Momentum

Using artificial intelligence to advance healthcare globally

April 5, 2022 artificial inteligence, Baylor Global Health

It may be surprising to learn that artificial intelligence (AI) is as old as the computer. Although its origins date back to the 1940s and

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Momentum

Maintaining a cognitively active lifestyle

March 23, 2022 Brain, Huffington Center on Aging

Whether you play the Wordle or Sudoku, keeping your brain engaged and active throughout your life is crucial, no matter your age.

From The Labs

An organic insecticide is more damaging to non-target insects than synthetics

March 3, 2022 beneficial insects, fruit fly, Neurodegeneration, organic insecticide, pests, Research, synthetic insecticide

Very low concentrations of the popular organic insecticide Spinosad have profound effects on beneficial insect species.

From The Labs

Targeting MAPK4 may offer a new therapeutic opportunity for TNBC

January 27, 2022 AKT, cancer therapy, MAPK4, PI3K, PI3K inhibitor, Research, triple-negative breast cancer

MAPK4 seems to be involved in promoting triple-negative breast cancer growth and its resistance to certain therapies.

From The Labs

In memoriam of genetics pioneer Dr. C. Thomas Caskey

January 18, 2022 C. Thomas Caskey, genetics pioneer, human genetics. molecular genetics, in memoriam, Research

Dr. C. Thomas Caskey built the genetics program at Baylor from the ground up, founding and growing the Department of Molecular and Human Genetics into a national leader in the field.

The Stitch

Lung cancer awareness: The importance of early detection and treatment

November 11, 2021 Bertie Taylor, Cancer, Healthcare, lung cancer, Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery

Dr. Robert Taylor Ripley discusses common causes of lung cancer, risks and the latest treatments.

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