Research Archive — Page 16 of 133
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April 10, 2025
Study provides guidance on immunotherapy-related, chronic skin reactions
Researchers recommended long-term follow-up for patients by dermatologists familiar with cirAEs and consideration of corticosteroid-sparing treatment options. -
April 10, 2025
$4.1 million grant awarded to study unnecessary antibiotic prescriptions
Antibiotic prescriptions handed out in unplanned care spaces contribute to antimicrobial resistance, especially if they are not necessary to treat infections. -
April 9, 2025
Research Staff Awards honor three who drive research in the School of Medicine
“Research often begins with inquiring minds asking deep questions,” said Jennifer Pietenpol, PhD. “But making discoveries requires a team effort.” -
April 8, 2025
A link between bacterial infection and colorectal cancer: Study
Understanding factors that contribute to the development of colorectal cancer could point to new targets for treating the disease at earlier stages, when survival rates are highest. -
April 7, 2025
Vanderbilt neurology research duo shares details of new clinical trial that would take aim at slowing or stopping the progression of Parkinson’s disease
Parkinson’s is best known for manifesting with a tremor, but patients may have up to four “cardinal features” that include muscle rigidity, slowing of movements and balance problems. -
April 4, 2025
Study details genetic architecture of congenital diarrheal disorders in infants
The findings represent a significant advance toward development of more effective, targeted therapies for congenital diarrhea and enteropathies -
April 2, 2025
New gene discoveries target uterine fibroids
The research is another step toward development of targeted therapies aimed at reducing the incidence and medical burden of this common condition.