All Research Briefs

October 2, 2023

Restorative practices in schools reduce arrests, suspensions 

Black students experienced most benefit, according to new research

A woman in a purple shirt walks up the stairs.

September 27, 2023

Walking a path to better asthma control

New trial tests daily walking among Black women to control asthma

September 14, 2023

Talking with their doctor about social media can help teens stay safer online 

Training primary care physicians to talk to teens improved online behavior

Quantum dots in containers

September 11, 2023

Open-source textbook makes STEM education more accessible 

Textbook allows for open sharing, adaptation

A young female searching a computer for recipes to prepare salad of fresh vegetables and post on social media.

September 8, 2023

Twitter analysis captures nutrition chatter early in pandemic 

Researchers examined public opinion on the role of nutrition in preventing infectious disease

Pink Glove Dance Competition participants

September 7, 2023

Resilience can help breast cancer patients manage difficult symptoms 

The findings can help oncology nurses tailor treatment for patients

A grid of blue, red and yellow squares representing gene expression.

August 29, 2023

Clinical clue leads to design of promising new solution for chemo-resistant leukemia 

A genetic variant associated with better outcomes for leukemia patients suggests a new drug candidate.

The unusual features (in red) of a MCH class I molecule’s groove play a role in how the molecule binds to viral peptides.

August 29, 2023

Researchers get glimpse of previously hidden immune system process 

The discovery could aid in the development of peptide vaccines

Laura Sanchez and Joanna Burdette

August 9, 2023

New biomarker offers hope for earlier ovarian cancer detection 

A new biomarker for ovarian cancer offers hope for effective routine screening – potentially even at home.  

August 7, 2023

Are drug-checking services useful to people who use drugs?

Researchers asked street drug users if they think drug-checking services are useful

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