National group selects Rhode Island as a ‘learning lab’ state to prevent neonatal withdrawal.
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First study on physical properties of polyploidal cancer cells may inform new treatments.
Biomedical engineering students devise unique solutions to real-world medical challenges.
A novel way of stimulating the cellular recycling process could help researchers find therapies for age-related diseases.
Emergency physician Megan Ranney says the best way to address firearm injury is with research and facts.
A therapy originally developed to treat cancer could help children with this rare, fatal disease to live longer.
Scientists identify compounds with the potential to treat MRSA and other antibiotic-resistant infections.
Treating people for opioid addiction in prison saves lives when they get out, a new study finds.
Med students turn to Spanish-language radio to address listeners’ health care concerns.
Research reveals atomic-level changes in a protein associated with brain disorders.
Discovery of circuits in cortex of mice deepens understanding of brain’s sensory circuitry.
Researchers find some leukemia patients must choose between transfusions or end-of-life care.
Researchers ‘dismantle’ a common intervention to see how each component works.
Brown’s Herbarium is digitizing tens of thousands of plants preserved over two centuries.
Sharon Swartz and Stephen Helfand were elected for “distinguished contributions” to their fields.
An $8 million NIH grant will expand community asthma care program led by two Medical School researchers.
Brains use brief bursts of beta waves, rather than sustained rhythms, to control attention and perception.
The finding may point to future treatments for some severe cases of epilepsy.
Experts call for better research, clinical practice, and neuroscience studies of mindfulness and meditation.
The brain meets biotechnology as Brown neuroscientists earn funding to study biomedical technologies.
Study shows where in the brain primates log correct outcomes; findings could improve TBI care.