Patient education about flu shot during a non-life threatening emergency department visit increases vaccination rates, especially in patients without regular primary care.
New research shows HIV medications can be taken at the same time as hormone treatment without losing potency of either therapy.
According to data in mice, extra tryptophan in turkey and other foods could reduce the risk of future colitis flares.
Researchers will develop prototype modular panels and test for energy savings, resistance to weathering and market feasibility
Researchers conduct in-depth interviews with people participating in a work rehabilitation program to take a closer look at the barriers to re-entry.
An approved drug for chronic constipation also relieves the pain associated with that condition. New research demonstrates that the drug’s two actions can be separated biologically — a finding that may offer ways to precisely target visceral organ pain syndromes beyond constipation.
New research into making asthma and COPD medication more potent could also improve how long they work in patients who need frequent doses
The device improves upper limb function for patients with disability after stroke by stimulating the vagus nerve during rehab training.
Additional insights can help guide interventions that can assist individuals in processing and understanding their surroundings better.
An extremely common response to cellular stress may be the key to pancreatic cancer in people with obesity, pointing to a new direction for therapy of this difficult-to-treat cancer.
A recent study calls into question whether lower rates of lung cancer diagnosis in higher BMI patients holds true for African Americans
New research shows that the majority of gene changes in the brain caused by lead can be reversed by raising animals in stimulating environments.
New research in mice from Thomas Jefferson University has paved the way for a Phase I clinical trial and has the potential to transform vaccines against HIV and malaria.
Cancer screening guidelines published last year expand eligibility for those at high risk for lung cancer, and new research shows that they also improve representation among African American patients.
New research finds that the novel coronavirus can make the mouse brain more susceptible to a toxin that induces nerve-cell loss seen in Parkinson’s.
The largest survey to date shows that rapid information sharing, multi-disciplinary teams and novel communication methods enabled remarkable consistency of care across U.S. hospitals.
The largest study on severe stroke and COVID-19 published to date found even moderate COVID-19 infection increased risk of death in younger, healthier stroke patients
The largest longitudinal study to date shows that common and inexpensive blood pressure medications may have a positive impact on long term outcomes for patients with pancreatic cancer.
Combining epidemiological mapping and community outreach, researchers target educational interventions to populations in Philadelphia at highest risk for the disease.
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