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November 2017 0

Odors by the Hours

Smell sensitivity varies with circadian rhythm, study suggests.

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Researchers have identified genes carrying epigenetic tags that may be associated with shorter sleep in young adults. Photo by Mike Cohea

May 2017 0

As the Worm Turns

In experiments with college students and lab worms, scientists find new genetic clues to sleep.

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In the lab, Mary Carskadon watches intently as sensors monitor the brain waves of a sleeping volunteer. Photo by Michael Cohea

April 2017 0

Back to Bed

Early school starts pit teens in a conflict between society, biology.

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  Dr. Dioscaris Garcia, Assistant Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, took the stage at Capitol Hill to discuss pathways to greater representation in biomedical research. At the sixth annual Dominicans on the Hill event, Dr. Garcia highlighted the challenges faced by underrepresented groups in scientific fields and shared his personal journey as one of Brown's first Dominican American faculty members. “When I go to speak at these panels, my aim is to ensure I am not the last,” he said. “I want to continue my mission of providing a far easier path for those who are following me in my career.”From mentoring hundreds of students to spearheading initiatives like DORSAL and INDEX-Salud, Dr. Garcia is dedicated to paving the way for future generations. More: ow.ly/pxrP50RjePf ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  Our researchers have developed a revolutionary tool to assess and treat #dehydration caused by #diarrhea. Published in The Lancet Global Health, our research shows FluidCalc outperforms current standards, offering a lifeline to millions, especially in low-income countries.“If we can get this tool to be used on a large scale, we estimate that it will save hundreds of thousands of lives each year," says first author Adam C. Levine, MD, MPH, a professor of emergency medicine and of health services, policy, and practice.More: ow.ly/2MxV50RgwVM ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  Recent tensions between NYC police and violence interrupters underscore the complex dynamics of crime prevention strategies in urban communities.“Some of the most effective violence interrupters aren’t far removed from the violence,” said Assistant Professor Brandon del Pozo “Their commitment to ending it is what makes them valuable. But that also is viewed with skepticism.”More from The New York Times: ... See MoreSee Less
  
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