Recent Research

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10.05.21

Advocating for vulnerable populations to improve the care experience and health outcomes. 

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10.04.21

CAR-T cells are less sensitive than other types of immunotherapy in detecting and killing melanoma cells, a finding that could help improve immunotherapy sensitivity. 

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09.28.21

Plans national Consensus Conference on Research in Telehealth

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09.21.21

Using sensory integration therapy tools can help patients and families live more successful and satisfying lives. 

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09.15.21

History professor explores significance of conspiracy theories – and Senator Arlen Spector.

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09.03.21

Therapies that target aging cells early pave the way to easing back pain.

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08.19.21

Pancreatic disease – even when the diagnosis isn’t cancer – can have severe impacts on a person’s well-being, according to new research. 

08.16.21

Combatting misconceptions and investigating the benefits of cannabis in treating disease. 

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08.16.21

A newly funded DOE project will look at how LED lighting compares with standard fluorescent light for the health of people on regular daytime work schedules. 

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