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‘Origami organs’ can potentially regenerate tissues
Bioactive tissue paper made from organs is pliable enough to fold into origami structures
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New insights into HIV’s lifecycle
from Feinberg School of Medicine
Sleep patterns contribute to racial differences in disease risk
from Feinberg School of Medicine
Active non-coding DNA might help pinpoint genetic risk for psychiatric disorders
from Feinberg School of Medicine
Sound waves enhance deep sleep and memory
Scientists identify mutations in venous valve disease
from Feinberg School of Medicine
Surgical residents adapt to flexible shift hours
from Feinberg School of Medicine
Genetic risk for lupus tied to ancestry
from Feinberg School of Medicine
Assessing the accuracy of cardiovascular data in electronic health records
from Feinberg School of Medicine
Scientists discover neural link between generosity and happiness
from Feinberg School of Medicine
Investigating the role of visual perception in autism spectrum disorder
from Feinberg School of Medicine
Precision medicine for “All of Us”
from Feinberg School of Medicine
Serendipity in science
Opinion: Tans — even from a new drug — aren’t the way to prevent skin cancer
from STAT
New insights into protein’s role in inflammatory response
from Feinberg School of Medicine
Opinion: Cancer doesn’t care how we vote
from The Huffington Post
Screening method reveals glioblastoma drug target
from Feinberg School of Medicine
How to have a big, healthy brain
Increasing relevance in the healthcare sector
from School of Professional Studies
Reversing fetal alcohol damage after birth
