Our Ani W. Manichaikul and collaborators have shed light on how the genes of African-Americans and Hispanic-Americans affect their ability to use healthy fats.
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences is one of the nation's oldest and most prestigious honorary societies. It was founded during the Revolutionary War.
We've developed a sophisticated computer model that will help explain why medications can affect men and women differently, and that will lead to safer drugs.
The School of Nursing's Julie Haizlip, MD, has taken lessons she learned in the pediatric intensive care unit and is using them to help healthcare workers cope with the stress that comes with the job.
Here's a first look at what the Paul and Diane Manning Institute of Biotechnology could look like and how it will fit into our Fontaine Research Park.
A small study of the diabetes-management approach put almost 70% of participants in remission without the need for weight loss or drugs.
