Early-life gut microbes may protect against diabetes, research in mice suggests
If the benefits seen in mice hold true in humans, microbe-derived molecules might eventually help restore pancreatic function in people with diabetes.
Read MoreIf the benefits seen in mice hold true in humans, microbe-derived molecules might eventually help restore pancreatic function in people with diabetes.
Read MoreU of U Health teams up with Hogle Zoo to diagnose and treat Diego, a sick sea lion who had what turned out to be a spinal condition.
Read MoreFacilities and Administrative (F&A) rates are the mechanisms used to reimburse the University for the infrastructure costs (i.e. F&A costs associated with sponsored research and other sponsored agreements) related to research.
Read MoreOne in 10 Americans lives with a rare disease, which often lack effective treatments.
Read MoreExperimental robotic technology would enable sight-saving procedures on one of the most delicate tissues in the human body.
Read MoreHCI conducted the SAVE clinical trial in hopes of lowering the number of brachytherapy sessions patients undergo.
Read MoreAs universities and academic health systems navigate proposed changes to federal and state levels of support, these potential shifts will require creative solutions.
Read MoreWhen you participate in the National College Health Assessment, you contribute to a comprehensive understanding of student health.
Read MoreTwo future hosts of the Winter Olympic Games, the U and Université Côte d’Azur, join forces to tackle water-climate solutions at the Wilkes Center for Climate Science & Policy 2025 Hackathon.
Read MoreSenior leadership tells U faculty to keep seeking grants and hiring grad students as NIH funding battle winds through the courts.
Read MoreThe First Year Free scholarship program is made possible by a generous grant from the ALSAM Foundation, founded by L. S. and Aline W. Skaggs.
Read MoreEHSL’s Digital Collections YouTube channel, the U’s most popular, has more than 24 million views and 213,000 subscribers.
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