The potential of a hormone released during exercise to help manage neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s will be studied further, […]
With millions of people worldwide diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, others can’t help but wonder: Could that be me? And do […]
As a fourth-year student in the Kent State University Biomedical Sciences graduate program working in the lab of Christine Denlger-Crish, […]
The timing couldn’t have been better for Katie Bretland to have been awarded the Alan and Janice Woll Graduate Assistant […]
Understanding how infants coordinate sucking and swallowing – and how those processes are coordinated with breathing – is animal model […]
Can music help older people with their memories? Northeast Ohio Medical University students have been able to make their own […]
Getting out in the community is incredibly important to Christine Dengler-Crish, Ph.D. The assistant professor of pharmaceutical sciences likes to […]
Writing a successful grant proposal for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) hasn’t gotten any easier – but the process […]
One of the best ways to learn about a career is to experience it yourself, so Shivani Agrawal, a senior […]
Peter Palmer stepped onto campus for the first time as a high school freshman in the inaugural class of the […]
