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  September 26, 2023

  Jefferson Investigates: Kids of Incarcerated Parents, Babies vs. Sleep and Better Asthma Inhalers

  New research explores addressing an asthma inhaler’s side effects, mental health access for kids with incarcerated parents, and how fruit flies choose between babies and sleep.
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  September 21, 2023

  Jefferson Researcher Receives Cancer Moonshot Award

  Hien Dang, PhD, was one of 11 people awarded the prestigious award aimed at finding therapies for tough-to-treat cancers in patients who have been historically disadvantaged.
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  September 20, 2023

  Jobs of the Future: From Mountains to Deserts and Oceans, Wilderness Medicine Provides Care in Austere Environments

  Jefferson’s Wilderness and Disaster Medicine Society president explains the field’s rapid growth and why all med students can benefit from learning more about wilderness medicine.
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  September 13, 2023

  Podcast: Taking a Closer Look at Jefferson’s Hidden Gems

  There are many treasures spread across the University’s campuses that you probably didn’t know about … until now.
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  August 28, 2023

  Jefferson Investigates: Maternal Death, Traumatic Brain Injury and Cellular Identity

  How a common antibiotic can reduce sepsis during labor, how confidence can help memory recovery after traumatic brain injury, and how cells pass identity down to daughter cells.
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  August 21, 2023

  Engaged, Determined and Curious, Dr. Susan Aldridge Begins Her Tenure as Interim University President

  The accomplished higher education leader plans to cultivate the best of Jefferson.
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  August 10, 2023

  Is There a Place for Writing AI in the Classroom?

  Writing and rhetoric faculty offer best practices for using the controversial tool.
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  August 8, 2023

  How Can Occupational Therapists Help People With Long COVID?

  With a lack of validated rehabilitation interventions for people with long COVID, occupational therapy could help patients get their lives back to normal.
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  July 26, 2023

  On a Path With Purpose, Med Students Receive Their White Coats

  The Sidney Kimmel Medical College Class of 2027 sets off in a special ceremony.
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  July 18, 2023

  Jefferson Investigates: Allergies to Cannabis, Brain Fog in HIV and Anti-Scarring Treatment

  How does cannabis cause allergic reactions, why do people with HIV experience cognitive decline, and how can internal scarring be reduced after rotator cuff repair.
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  July 11, 2023

  How Does Light at Night Affect My Health?

  Light pollution at night is getting worse. How can people maintain good sleep hygiene when brightness seeps through the windows?