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A new study shows Tylenol use during pregnancy dropped and leucovorin prescriptions surged after unsupported federal claims about autism.
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New finding could improve patients’ response to chemotherapy.
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Differences in how brain regions work together during sequential cognitive tasks could inform treatments
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New clinical trial data shows an at-home brain stimulation device can drive full remission for patients with severe depression.
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Instead of individual diseases, a new clinical trial will target the aging process itself.
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Dialing It In
WHO offers new guidelines, based on Brown-led research, to manage serious infant infections.
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The Xed Files
Librarians are racing to preserve government datasets before they disappear.
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Fault Lines
Use of AI complicates legal liabilities for radiologists, researchers say.
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This research can usher in a new era of discovery and understanding of how certain age-related diseases develop and how they might be prevented.
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Silent Assassins
Deadly fungi grow undetected until it's too late. It's time to start paying attention.
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Molecular-level discovery in mice may offer clues to prevent disease in people.
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Undergraduates study Alzheimer’s both in the lab—using stem cells—and in the community, meeting patients and caregivers.
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Brown University reached a voluntary agreement with the federal government to restore funding for the University's federally sponsored medical and health sciences research.
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Research identifies a new target to treat wasting conditions.
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Suppressing opsin 3 in the brains of mice makes them eat less, research shows.
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Eat Sleep Repeat
Teens watching their weight should also watch the clock, study suggests.
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Medical students are tackling research projects across medicine, pushing science ahead in new and exciting ways.
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Humans weren’t made to live indoors. Could a dose of nature be the cure for what ails us?
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