Recent Research
Dr. Andrzej Fertala has published research on treatment for arthrofibrosis. The research provides preliminary support for a technique that locally delivers antibody therapy to the knee.
Research, described in the Community Mental Health Journal, adds to growing evidence that physicians should take a broader approach to care, rather than simply writing prescriptions.
In a new study published in Pharmacy, Dr. Ruth Jeminiwa and her collaborators studied a text-messaging intervention in college students between the ages of 18 and 29 with moderate to severe persistent asthma.
Researchers explore whether an immersive environment of calming imagery and sound can reduce stress.
Patient education about flu shot during a non-life threatening emergency department visit increases vaccination rates, especially in patients without regular primary care.
Fragments of genetic material called Y RNAs are found to be depleted in platelets from COVID patients.
Pilot training program could help physicians better understand the barriers to inclusive care.
Understanding the impact of safety on the health benefits of green spaces.
New research shows HIV medications can be taken at the same time as hormone treatment without losing potency of either therapy.
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