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October 14, 2013
New tools available to help make Open Enrollment decisions
Need help choosing your benefits? This year, take advantage of several new tools designed to help you make the best decisions. -
October 11, 2013
New target for stopping inflammation
Importin alpha 5, a member of a family of proteins that “shuttle” other proteins into the nucleus, is a potential new target for drugs to treat inflammatory diseases. -
October 10, 2013
Clinical and translational research highlighted at retreat
Kathleen Neuzil, M.D., MPH, known internationally for her efforts to expand vaccine access and delivery around the world, credited her Vanderbilt University mentors last week for guiding her to a career path that allowed her to “make a difference.” -
October 10, 2013
Discovery Lecturer makes case for stronger science
The occasional failings of science tend to draw big headlines — findings that can’t be replicated or increasing numbers of papers that are retracted because studies were improperly or even fraudulently conducted. -
October 10, 2013
Rae seeks to enhance outcomes for burn patients
Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s Division of Trauma and Surgical Critical Care is expanding its specialized burn faculty with the appointment of Lisa Rae, M.D., assistant professor of Surgery. -
October 10, 2013
Effort focuses on mental health of young athletes
The rate of mental illness is more than twice as high for those ages 18-25 than those 50 and older, and participating in college athletics can add even more mental pressures for young adults. -
October 10, 2013
Photo: Disney on Ice
Characters from “Disney on Ice” stopped by last week to visit with patients and families at the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt.