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Researchers identify growth hormone/insulin-like growth factors critically important for regulation of bone formation
Deficiencies ascribed to contribute to the development in osteoporosis and other diseases of low bone mass
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Center for Imaging Research opens at Loma Linda University Health
New center to bring sophisticated molecular imaging tools to Loma Linda University Health
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Health Disparities Research Symposium recognizes young researchers and their contributions
Students from various backgrounds and ethnicities study health issues that impact underserved communities.
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17th annual Nursing Research and Evidence-based Practice Conference deemed a big success
Nursing researchers attracted more than 150 attendees
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Loma Linda University research study links consuming large amounts of soya to adverse effects on thyroid function in women
Research study links consuming large amounts of soya to adverse effects on thyroid function in women
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Loma Linda University Health partnership with MedDevCo, LLC produces first medical device company (DARRT, LLC) offering first product to the industry: an innovative medical device
Medical device a product of medical research and innovative invention by Duane Baldwin, MD, Professor, Urology, Loma Linda University School of Medicine; Dr. Baldwin holds 2 U.S. patents for his unique invention
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Loma Linda University and Siemens’ PETNET Solutions, Inc. announce operational state-of-the-art PET production and research facility to advance molecular imaging
PET production and research facility to advance molecular imaging
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Behavioral Health team sets research aside to intervene for the people of Sierra Leone
School of Behavioral Health team helps war-torn residents cope with stress and anxiety
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$1.72 million grant means LLU researcher has won 13 NIH grants in 12 years
John Zhang does it again!
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Sea turtle app developed by student creates citizen-researchers
New app developed by LLU can turn people with smartphones into agents of science by allowing them to document sea turtles they spot anywhere.