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The road to uncovering a novel mechanism for disposing of misfolded proteins

October 20, 2020 alpha1-antitrypsin (AAT) deficiency, conformational diseases, liver deficiency, lung disease, Man1b1, misfolded proteins, Neurodegeneration, Research

The discovery of the cause of a rare liver disease in babies may lead to preventing more common neurological disorders occurring in late age.

Virtual learning: Tips to reduce noise exposure

October 20, 2020 Andy Phifer, audiology, Healthcare, hearing loss, Nicole Blanton

Helping a student with virtual education? See advice for reducing noise exposure to protect their hearing.

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Vote with kids in mind: Their future depends on it

October 1, 2020 Healthcare, pediatrics

A fourth-year medical student explains why voting is one of the most important tools to positively influence children’s health.

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Health disparities and COVID-19: Preparing for the second wave

September 25, 2020 Community, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Health Disparities, Natural Disasters, policy, Telemedicine

Examining the indirect effects of COVID-19 on vulnerable communities and the need for national and institutional policy changes.

Novel PROTAC has a two-front improvement

September 3, 2020 BTK, PROTAC, protein degrader, Research, reversible covalent chemical binder

Researchers developed a novel PROTAC with enhanced intracellular accumulation and improved ability to neutralize target proteins inside cells.

Make virtual classrooms ‘go the distance’

September 3, 2020 Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Clinical Accreditation, Distance Learning, Online Learning, University of Houston-Clear Lake, Virtual Classrooms

We outline issues to consider with online education: how to engage learners, create a community, expand opportunities and ensure success.

Dialogue and respect: Inside the mind of a neuroethics interviewer

August 28, 2020 Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Dr. Peter Zuk, Interview, Neuroethics, respect

We delve into how neuroethics interviews require a distinctive form of respect, which applies to research ethics and any social interaction.

Fighting cancer with rejection-resistant, ‘off-the-shelf’ therapeutic T cells

August 20, 2020 alloimmune defense receptor, cancer therapy, CAR T cells, Off-the-shelf therapeutic T cells, Research

Baylor College of Medicine researchers extend the life and effectiveness of off-the-shelf, cancer-fighting immune T cells.

The first protease-focused, DNA-encoded chemical library for drug discovery

August 18, 2020 DNA-encoded chemical library, drug discovery, Research

Scientists at Baylor College of Medicine have devised a chemical approach for discovering compounds that could be developed into new drugs.

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Resilience Through COVID-19: Solving ‘Wicked Problems’

August 10, 2020 Coronavirus, COVID-19, Education, Medical Education, Resilience Through COVID-19

Through a new elective, Baylor College of Medicine students address challenges that will impact their education during COVID-19.

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