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Warren Hill and his collaborators have just published a paper in Physiological Reports describing the capabilities of a new machine learning program they call ML-UrineQuant. A simple and non-harmful way of looking at bladder function in mice involves placing them on filter paper for 4 hours and then...

Dr. Heng will be a keynote speaker at AI Club's annual Research Symposium. https://corp.aiclub.world/2025-student-research-symposium

Despite treating heart failure (HF) patients with lower clinical risk, hospitals purchased by private equity do not have better clinical outcomes than...

A new study from Harvard Medical School is raising fresh concerns about hospitals controlled by private equity firms. Researchers found patient...

"...Patients with DES are one of the most vulnerable populations..." ( Mortality and Hospitalizations for Dually Enrolled and Nondually Enrolled Medicare Beneficiaries Aged 65 Years or Older, 2004 to 2017. JAMA)

Maedeh Niroumand - a rising P1 student at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences joined us as a research student. We hope that she'll enjoy our research in drug discovery and development. Best of luck Maedeh!

"...Dual-eligible beneficiaries also have higher mortality rates, so their providers can have worse results on the discharge to community measure..." (Mortality and hospitalizations for dually enrolled and nondually enrolled Medicare beneficiaries aged 65 years or older, 2004 to 2017. JAMA 2020)

"...Because of these vulnerabilities, dual-eligible patients are much more likely to require hospital care, nursing home care, long-term care, and home-based care, and are unfortunately at increased risk for experiencing poor health outcomes..." ( Mortality and Hospitalizations for Dually Enrolled...

"...Study after study documents that facilities without sufficient nursing staff have both more cases of COVID-19 and more deaths from the virus..." ( Association of Nursing Home Ratings on Health Inspections, Quality of Care, and Nurse Staffing With COVID-19 Cases. JAMA 2020.)