Tech & Health
Research that reaches patients: A conversation with Wesley Self and Jill Pulley
Research and art both approach the world with a fresh perspective. This art gallery is by undergraduate student artists paired with laboratories at Vanderbilt’s Institute for Infection, Immunology and Inflammation (VI4).
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Portraits from the lab
The Vanderbilt Heart and Vascular Institute team members involved in the robotic central line device trial are, from left to right, Vineet Agrawal, MD, PhD; Ida Oudomsouk, RN; Aniket Rali, MD; Jessenia Mejia (back), Blake Yoder, RN (back), Celia Nunez (front) and Carly Foley, RN (front). (photo courtesy/Aniket Rali)
Small code, big difference: genetics research at work
Trek from lab to prescription pad
Every treatment on a pharmacy shelf started as an idea in a lab, years and millions of dollars earlier. Here are a few projects making that journey.
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Working behind the scenes to keep you well
A 3D rendering shows one of the isolated antibodies, FluB-393, (blue) binding to the neuraminidase surface glycoprotein (red) of the influenza type B virus to prevent infection. (illustration by Elad Binshtein, PhD, and Anthony Czelusniak)
Growing with Middle Tennessee
From regional hospitals and specialty clinics, Vanderbilt Health shows up where Tennesseans live because health doesn’t begin or end at the clinic door.
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