They’re in every cell in every living organism, and now researchers have a better understanding about heat shock proteins and their role in human diseases.
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If one child’s smile can warm the heart, imagine what tens of thousands can do. Miles of Smiles–Laredo provides elementary school children dental screenings, fluoride varnish and dental sealants—all for free.
Individuals with post-traumatic stress disorder relive past traumas again and again, bound in a virtual prison of their memories.
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The School of Health Professions is offering one of the country’s few entry-level master’s degree programs in medical laboratory science.
The Army has turned to the Long School of Medicine and its expertise in emergency care to get wounded soldiers the fastest medical care possible.
A woman’s risk of long-term cardiac side effects from radiation therapy could be reduced through a new form of surface imaging.
BRCA1 is known to suppress cancer by repairing breaks in DNA, but a new study shows it also serves another important function.
University joins consortium to offer children the newest cancer therapies not yet available elsewhere.
New, stronger ceramic dental implant options are available that rival the strength of titanium.