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  June 22, 2022

  Jefferson Investigates: Guts to Joints, Traffic Patterns of Brain Molecules, and Immature Contacts in Alzheimer’s

  The normal role of an gene involved in familiar Alzheimer’s, neuronal clean-up crews, and how the gut microbiome might affect osteoarthritis
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  June 16, 2022

  Students Have Transformative Experience Through Health Design Lab Research Fellowship

  Lauren Schlegel and Eva Varotsis learn new skills at the intersection of health and design.
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  May 31, 2022

  Jefferson Investigates: A New Disease, COVID Immunity and Triple Combo Therapy for Glioblastoma

  A novel fibrotic disease with surprising nerve symptoms, an explanation for COVID immunity in the immunocompromised and a new approach for brain cancer
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  May 25, 2022

  What Are Internal Waves in the Ocean, and Why Are They Important?

  How the mixing of elements in the ocean help nourish coastlines and make the atmosphere healthier.
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  May 23, 2022

  VIDEO: This Textile Could Be Over 1,750 Years Old

  New research pinpoints the age of historic pieces in Jefferson’s textiles collection.
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  May 12, 2022

  How Do We Break Down the Barriers to Telehealth?

  Utilizing education, training and research to usher in a new era of health care.
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  May 10, 2022

  Celebrating the Jefferson Class of 2022

  Students look back as they embark on their next career step.
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  April 28, 2022

  Researchers Investigate: Steroids and Cancer, Brain Degeneration and Growth

  How steroids affect cancer immunotherapy, the powerhouse of neurodegeneration and the molecules behind learning and memory
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  April 26, 2022

  How Does Tax Evasion Impact Economic Inequality?

  Understanding how some of the world’s richest people hide their wealth in order to avoid taxation and accountability.
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  April 12, 2022

  Can a Jefferson Degree
  Make Graduates Robot-Proof?

  Fostering creativity and innovation gives grads an edge as they enter the workforce.
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  April 6, 2022

  How Do We Preserve the Past for a More Sustainable Future?

  An architectural historian shares her research on the challenges of preserving America’s cities.