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Mashup Score: 7From Pilot Grant to Paradigm Change in Heart Valve Treatment - 2 year(s) ago
Topics: Five Questions, Pilot Funding Five Questions with Elena Aikawa on rethinking calcification. Elena Aikawa, MD, PhD, is on a mission to shift the…
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Mashup Score: 11Connecting Bench and Bedside to Rethink Kidney Damage of Lupus - 2 year(s) ago
Topics: Clinical & Translational Research, Education & Training, Five Questions Five Questions with C/T Research Academy physician scientist Afroditi Boulougoura. …
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HMS clinical fellow Afroditi Boulougoura is tackling one of the most complex disorders affecting one of the body’s most complex systems. Her lupus research aims to target select cells in the kidneys to avert one of the disease’s deadliest complications. https://t.co/DJ5NbzOhK8
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Mashup Score: 4Visiting Medical Students Tackle Big Research Questions - 2 year(s) ago
Topics: Clinical & Translational Research, Diversity & Inclusion, Education & Training, Mentoring Our annual internship program draws students from around the U.S. for a mentored clinical experience. …
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Students in the Visiting Research Internship Program are paired with mentors across Harvard Medical School, learning firsthand the ins and outs of conducting clinical and translational research https://t.co/JMKrsEsaZS
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Mashup Score: 9Diving into the Deep End of Meditation Research - 2 year(s) ago
Mass General Brigham’s Matthew D. Sacchet, PhD, wants to make it easier for anyone to access the kinds of transcendent states that advanced meditators can sometimes attain. It’s part of a sweeping new research effort that dives into the deep end of advanced contemplative practices, applying rigorous scientific methods to unlock the kinds of phenomena described over thousands of years in the…
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Matthew Sacchet discusses his cutting-edge research studying advanced meditation and his work developing a new center for meditation research at @MassGenBrigham https://t.co/r1vPjEynOp
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Mashup Score: 18Neuroimaging Links Structural Racism to Brain Changes, PTSD - 2 year(s) ago
Nathaniel Harnett, PhD, didn’t set out to dispel a lingering myth that the brains of Blacks and Whites are fundamentally different. His focus was on untangling the brain basis of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Then his research team found subtle but telling differences in the stress-response systems of Blacks compared to Whites that showed up as early as 9 or 10 years old. The results…
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HMS neuroscientist Nathaniel Harnett studies the neurobiological effects of early-life stress, which disproportionately burdens underrepresented populations, and its impact on trauma response later in life https://t.co/Snq3zrVXzy
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Mashup Score: 2Applying Portable Genomics to Unravel Intraocular Infections - 2 year(s) ago
Five Questions with Paulo Bispo on his quest to elucidate leading causes of blindness.
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Paul Bispo is working to improve the diagnosis of intraocular eye infections, which cause inflammation in the back of the eye and are leading causes of blindness worldwide https://t.co/aOfvs9Umeq
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Mashup Score: 1Can Metabolic Reprogramming Starve Thyroid Tumors? - 2 year(s) ago
Topics: Clinical & Translational Research, Education & Training Five Questions with Athanasios Bikas on his training with Harvard Catalyst’s Clinical/Translational Research Academy. Athanasios Bikas with…
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Can Metabolic Reprogramming Starve Thyroid Tumors? - Harvard Catalyst #thyroid https://t.co/9BhyftL0E1
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Mashup Score: 4Otologist Takes Aim at Oft-Ignored Sensory Disorder - 2 year(s) ago
Topics: Five Questions, Funding, Pilot Funding Five Questions with Divya Chari on her pilot funding to improve diagnosis and treatment of vestibular disorders. …
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Divya Chari, a @MassEyeAndEar otologist, is shining new light on vestibular dysfunction, which can interfere with activities of daily living and worsen quality of life https://t.co/OplVKdWvny
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Mashup Score: 9
Five Questions with Lucy Shen and Janey Wiggs on how they’re using pilot funding to advance glaucoma treatment.
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Researchers are advancing glaucoma treatment using imaging data and genetic findings, a crucial step in developing better diagnostics and treatments for people who don’t respond to current therapies https://t.co/5ZIhge7s28
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Mashup Score: 8Mirror Therapy for Tinnitus - 2 year(s) ago
Five Questions with Clas Linnman on his outside-the-box invention.
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A novel, simple headphone device that flips incoming sounds to the opposite ear may just be an answer for people experiencing tinnitus https://t.co/veWW4UHqfS
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Great interview! @AikawaElena https://t.co/2DuzmQxWAT