Research Archive — Page 1 of 139

Transparent IV bag containing yellow-orange fluid hanging from a metal infusion stand, with tubing and drip chamber attached.
November 4, 2026

Trial to test plasma treatment for burn patients

This study will look at treatment for patients who have a severe thermal burn injury and will be admitted to the burn intensive care unit.

Complex scatterplot titled “Transcriptional Breast Cancer Atlas,” showing colored clusters of points labeled Neuroendocrine, Mucinous, HER2E ER, HER2E KIS, LumB, LumA, Fibroblast ER, Immune-dominant, Basal M, Basal IM, Basal BL1, Stem-like, LAR, and Normal, with a compass rose in the lower-left corner.
November 3, 2026

Breast cancer atlas helps chart course for precision oncology

The new map integrates data from more than 7,600 tumors across 22 independent studies and reveals previously hidden forms of breast cancer that differ in prognosis, biology and treatment sensitivity.

Abstract digital visualization of colorful data streams converging across a dark grid, with binary code, charts, network nodes, and percentage indicators.
November 2, 2026

Sharon Davis receives research grant to keep clinical AI models accurate

Predictive models tend to degrade as clinical practice, information systems and patient populations change.

October 30, 2026

NIH New Innovator Award supports Luca Bonomi’s research on AI and privacy

Left unchecked, clinical AI models tend to remember and leak their training data. Bonomi is developing methods to “tell apart the memorization a model needs from the memorization that exposes patients.”

Dome-shaped EEG electrode cap covered with numerous numbered circular sensors and bundled white wires, shown against a blurred laboratory background.
October 28, 2026

Touch sensitivity in chronic tic disorders linked to early brain response

Researchers tested whether somatosensory gating, the brain’s ability to filter repetitive touch information, might help explain sensory over-responsivity.

Stylized side profile of a pregnant figure formed from glowing orange, blue, and white particles, with a luminous DNA double helix extending across the abdomen against a black background.
October 26, 2026

Rare variants in folate receptor gene linked to ADHD and infections in pregnancy

A new study suggests that macrophages and folate receptors may influence brain development and pregnancy health, and they point to a gene worth studying further.