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LAB PARTNERS: Sunthorn Pond-Tor of the Center for International Health Research, left, selects frozen plasma samples from malaria cohort studies for analysis. Photo by David DelPoio

April 2020 0

Malaria in the Crosshairs

In a study that could lead to a new vaccine, researchers have found an antibody that causes malarial cells to…

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  On May 1, the @BrownPsychRes program launched the first episode of “Bear In Mind,” a new podcast focused on #MentalHealth. Read more about this exciting endeavor here: rimonthly.com/brown-psychiat…
  
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  "We take into account the very real gift they left, and the family members who are still processing their loss," rising second year medical student @nidhi_bhaskar told the New York Times. Read more about this important tradition: twitter.com/NYTHealth/stat…
  
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  "The DSM is a tool that grows and changes as our understanding in science changes," Prof. Michelle Forcier says. How she and other experts are working to destigmatize the diagnosis while ensuring access to gender-affirming health care: ow.ly/O2GW50OExxy
  
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  "People who are homeless, it puts a very, very significant toll on their body," Asst. Prof. Catherine Trimbur tells @projo. "There's a significant increase in morbidity, in mortality rates, compared to housed people." More on the risks for this population: ow.ly/g5pX50OEwtB
  
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  On May 1, the general psychiatry residency program launched the first episode of “Bear In Mind,” a new podcast focused on #MentalHealth. Read more about this exciting endeavor here: ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  "People who are homeless, it puts a very, very significant toll on their body," assistant professor Catherine Trimbur told The Providence Journal. "There's a significant increase in morbidity, in mortality rates, compared to housed people."More on the elevated risks this population faces: ... See MoreSee Less
  
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