Project ACHIEVE Approved for $14.9 Million Research Award
Center for Health Services Research Approved for $14.9 Million Research Award by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute to Study Transitions from Hospital to Home
A research team at the University of Kentucky Center for Health Services Research has been approved for a $14.9 million research funding award by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) to study the challenges of patients making smooth transitions from the hospital to home.
UK HealthCare Pediatric Team Brings Guatemalan Child Closer to a Normal Life
After Cony Puac delivered her daughter Evany, birthing attendants placed the newborn in her arms and cleared the room.
Gill Heart Institute Receives AACVPR Recertification
NIH Requests Input Related to Sex As a Variable in Biomedical Research
[From the NIH Website]
Request for Information (RFI): Consideration of Sex As a Biological Variable in Biomedical Research
Notice Number: NOT-OD-14-128
Key Dates
Release Date: September 11, 2014
Response Date: October 13, 2014
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UK Researcher Earns NIH Funding to Expand Gender-Based Studies on Foodborne Illness
Fourth Annual Markesbery Symposium Features Latest Research on the Aging Brain
Yipeng Su from Changcheng Zhou's Lab Receives AHA Travel Award
Migraine Sufferer Finds Relief at the Kentucky Neuroscience Institute's Headache Clinic
We've strayed far from the Dr. Marcus Welby persona -- in popular television, at least. But even Dr. Gregory House, the irascible main character in the Fox television drama, has moments of compassion.
In real life, compassion is still very much an important part of a physician's practice. And there is perhaps no clearer example of a physician's need for compassion than in the treatment of headaches.
UK Adolescent Medicine Reaches Rural Teens through Health Clinics in Schools
Paul Mueller from Susan Smyth Lab Receives Competitive AHA Travel Award
Paul Mueller was awarded the American Heart Association (AHA) Atherosclerosis Thrombosis and Vascular Biology (ATVB) Travel Award for Young Investigators. The international meeting will be held in Chicago at the upcoming American Heart Association Scientific Sessions. This award recognizes meritorious work by young investigators in training, encourages participation in the AHA Scientific Sessions, and provides a stipend to help defer travel expenses to present their work at the AHA Scientific Sessions.
