Reported on March 5 in Sciences Advances, the new finding is the first to provide visual and functional evidence of the repair of brain neural circuits…
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Published in Nature Biomedical Engineering, the findings lay the foundation for a new class of treatment options for lymph-related disorders, such as chronic wound complications, and could even help prevent the spread of cancer…
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“Right now there’s no available therapy to modify or stop the progression of Parkinson’s,” said lead author Jae-Kyung ‘Jamise’ Lee, assistant professor in UGA’s College of Veterinary Medicine. “This would be the first NK study to show the possibility of actually stopping the disease.”…
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“It was eye opening and unexpected that you would see such a benefit after having had such a severe stroke,” said Steven Stice, “Perhaps the most formidable discovery was that one could…
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“It is still a relatively new idea that a man’s exposures prior to conception can impact the health of his children,” said Greeson, doctoral student in Charles Easley’s lab…
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The new restorative technology contains bio-manufactured exosomes that can be stored on the shelf and given as an injection into a vein. Once injected, the exosomes…
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Researchers from the University of Georgia RBC, Emory University School of Medicine and the University of Pittsburgh have received a $2.9 million grant from the NIH….
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Published ahead of print in the FASEB Journal, the study is the first known use of surfen as an application to treat GBM. To test the approach, the research team…
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Franklin West and Qun Zhao join the program to discuss their work with WUGA Chris Shupe.
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