Recent Research
Bridging technology, textile design and architecture.
New prospective clinical study shows that patients have three times greater chance of positive outcomes when their surgeons follow evidence-based guidelines for lumbar spinal fusion.
A high percentage of medical students feel like “imposters” during their first year of medical school, which indicates increasing levels of distress.
Combatting stigma and fostering promotion and treatment for mental wellness.
A study of national data shows the devastating impact the pandemic has had on those with intellectual disabilities and their caregivers.
Researching the concept of “branded environments” to promote and market institutions.
A web-based tool developed by Jefferson researchers predicts individualized risk for stroke, other grave post-surgical complications.
Journal publishes a paper written by public health, medical students, alums and faculty that explores experiences of the unhoused.
Proven to help moms with opioid abuse disorder, mindfulness practice may also be helpful to others in crisis.
Researchers team up with students on “Digital Onboarding Taskforce” to help patients get comfortable using technology for remote medical care.
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