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...symposium featured a presentation on “The Unfinished Agenda of Infectious Diseases?? by Barry R. Bloom, professor of public health and former dean of the School of Public Health, as well as a panel discussion about the eradication of infectious diseases...
...discovery that they say could lead to a better understanding of the causes of metabolic diseases??including obesity and diabetes—Harvard School of Public Health researchers recently found that overconsumption of lipids and other nutrients in mice activates a molecule that triggers the body’s inflammatory response...
...causing these intercellular calcium waves, providing a new line for Alzheimer’s therapy. “Modulating the activity of astrocytes might be an interesting therapeutic target slightly different than the neurocentric view,” said Kuchibhotla. Since this research can be applicable to other diseases??including Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, and Lou Gehrig’s disease—Bacskai and researchers at MIND are in the process of using these imaging techniques to study other neurodegenerative diseases. “The point of MIND is to have...
Stem cell research is a burgeoning field in science. It’s new, it’s really exciting, it has many implications,” Li said. “What he talked about today—the process of using stem cell techniques to cure diseases??is a way of bridging basic science research to clinical applications.” Eggan’s talk about the important clinical applications of stem cell research comes at a time when Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology is likely to be approved by the Faculty of Arts...
When the newly-minted major returned to Children’s in 1946, he resumed clinical training. In 1949, Weller assisted Enders in the establishment of a new division on infectious diseases??Weller was appointed assistant director...