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HIV therapies have little effect on a baby's brain development
An almost certain death sentence 30 years ago, having HIV today has lost its fatal sting. In just over 20 years, the development of Antiretroviral Therapies, or ART, has ensured…
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Progress notes tell an important story in pain medicine
Medical records rarely tell a patient’s whole story. Even in the best of circumstances, details and nuances are often lost in records to a listing of symptoms recorded on charts.…
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Making a difference for aging populations and the people who help them
Although most of us don’t want to admit it, we’re all getting older. Population demographics indicate that U.S. residents are aging at an unprecedented rate. By 2030, 20% of the…
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Advancing science for children with epilepsy and movement disorders
Two Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine graduate students are advancing the science behind genetic mutations that cause rare forms of epilepsy and movement…
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Using computer games to aid cognitive development in African children
Michael Boivin, a professor in the Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, had no intentions of working in Africa until he met his wife, who grew up in the…
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MSU medical student's invention brings mobile devices into sterile settings
Doctors can now have access to critical information on their smartphones without compromising hospital health codes. Rob Zondervan, a student from Michigan State University’s…
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