Five years after sharing the 2012 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with his former student, Stanford’s Brian Kobilka, Robert Lefkowitz of the Duke Un

Kampala, Uganda -  For the patients lucky enough to get it, brain surgery is only the beginning.

Success with global health initiatives often depends on bringing together individuals with different perspectives to deeply understand and effectively address a challenge.

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Dysfunction of intricate astrocyte cells may underlie devastating diseases like autism, schizophrenia and epilepsy

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In recent years, Southeast Asia has surfaced as a “hotspot” for novel respiratory virus emergence due to dense populations of humans and domestic animals living in close proximity.

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