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Understanding the Pathogenic Mechanisms of Intracellular Bacteria – Dr Darren Higgins, Harvard Medical School
Original Article Reference https://doi.org/10.26320/SCIENTIA222 Share Episode About this episodeDr Darren Higgins and his team at Harvard Medical School use a...
Raising the Bar in Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation – The Medical University of South Carolina’s Center for Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE)
Original Article Reference https://doi.org/10.26320/SCIENTIA254 Share Episode About this episodeDespite the high number of stroke survivors worldwide,...
Complexed Drugs for Complex Diseases – Dr Joseph Anthoney Vetro, University of Nebraska Medical Center
Original Article Reference https://doi.org/10.26320/SCIENTIA210 Share Episode About this episodeRNA interference is a genetic mechanism for altering the...
Education and Health Disparity Across the US – Drs Mark D. Hayward & Jennifer Karas Montez
Original Article Reference https://doi.org/10.26320/SCIENTIA172 Share Episode About this episodeAdults living in certain US states suffer from more illnesses,...
Statistical Methods for Small Data – Dr Rens van de Schoot, Utrecht University
Original Article Reference https://doi.org/10.26320/SCIENTIA162 Share Episode About this episodeResearchers are heavily reliant on statistical techniques that...
Brain Training – Professor Sylvain Baillet, McGill University
Original Article Reference https://doi.org/10.26320/SCIENTIA163 Share Episode About this episodeGaining insight into the brain and its inner workings improves...
Learning to Forget, Extinguishing Fearful Memories – Professor Stephen Maren, Texas A&M University
Original Article Reference https://doi.org/10.26320/SCIENTIA151 Share Episode About this episodeWe often hear how impairments in learning can have a negative...
Good Bacteria Gone Bad – Professor Hannah M. Wexler, VA Health Care System
Bacteria within our gut play an essential role in breaking down our food, but when they escape to a new environment some can turn nasty in order to survive. Professor...
Peroxisomes on the Rise – Professor Michael Schrader, University of Exeter
Professor Michael Schrader and his team at the University of Exeter are working to decipher how specialised compartments within cells called peroxisomes are formed and...
Vitamin D and Preeclampsia, Joining the Dots – Professor Yuping Wang, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Centre
Preeclampsia is a common but serious complication of pregnancy that can harm both mother and baby. Recent research has identified vitamin D deficiency as a risk factor...
Multi-Sensory Tools for Autism – Lois Jean Brady and Matthew Guggemos, iTherapy LLC
For children with autism, communication can be a challenge. Drawing from a wealth of clinical experience, speech pathologists Lois Brady and Matthew Guggemos at...
Metal Transport Unlocks Routes to New Antibiotics – Dr Albert Guskov, University of Groningen
Metals have been improving our lives since the bronze age, but they also play a key role in keeping us healthy. We rely on numerous metals, such as cobalt, zinc and...
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