February 21, 2023
What Is the Residual Impact of Slavery on African American Mental Health?
Understanding generational trauma and how therapists can be trained to help individuals cope.
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February 14, 2023Jefferson Investigates: Life Post Incarceration, Pain in Your Gut and Cross-cultural Lessons in COVID-19 EldercareRead the latest on the barriers to life after prison, a new treatment avenue for visceral pain, and how older people were cared for during the global pandemic -
January 30, 2023Celebrating the Beauty of ResearchJefferson’s first enterprise-wide research-art contest reveals the beauty of rarely seen parts of the natural world and opens windows to the soul. -
January 25, 2023Designing Cities to Be More Sustainable for Future GenerationsWith a projected 2.5 billion more people living in cities by 2050, the need has never been greater. -
December 19, 2022When Inhalers Stop WorkingNew research into making asthma and COPD medication more potent could also improve how long they work in patients who need frequent doses. -
December 13, 202222 Memorable University Moments of 2022The Nexus looks back at the biggest Jefferson stories of the year. -
December 8, 2022Digital Tools and Shared Decision-MakingExploring the ways technology can improve collaborative treatment approaches for patients with opioid use disorder. -
November 3, 2022Is Moderate Coffee Drinking Good for Your Health?Recent research suggests major health benefits to consuming coffee—even increasing longevity. However, more data and continued moderation are necessary. -
October 24, 2022War and IdentityUnderstanding how war and displacement complicate gender and sexuality in Afghanistan and its diaspora. -
September 23, 2022Creativity, Talents and Inventive Spirit on Display at Celebration of InnovationUniversity recognizes eight projects by students and faculty that improve lives. -
September 22, 2022Jefferson Investigates: COVID Risks, RNA in Cancer, and a New Use for Anti-nausea MedicationLong-non-coding RNA as a common driving force in cancer, blood analysis reveals COVID-19 risks, and a common drug finds a new application.