Developing a cure for #HIV -1, the primary virus that causes #AIDS , has been difficult due to the virus’s ability to lie dormant in T cells and its potential to reactivate. Learn how a #UTSW study introduces a novel tool to improve treatment. bit.ly/3ymqcyU #utswresearch

This week's #WhoAmIWednesday is a tricky one since the subject is looking down. But if you know who this researcher is leave a comment on the post!
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New findings from #UTSW and collaborators shed light on how different types of movements impact brain activity. Learn how: bit.ly/3ymqcyU #utswresearch

#UTSouthwestern researchers have developed a method to produce bovine blastoids, a crucial step in replicating embryo formation in the lab that could lead to the development of new reproductive technologies for cattle breeding. Learn more: bit.ly/3B0ylXQ #utswresearch

According to #UTSW researchers, antipsychotic drugs may cause people to gain weight. Obesity and diabetes expert Philipp Scherer, Ph.D., discusses the key findings that could improve future patient outcomes. bit.ly/3vqa91f #utswresearch

According to a recent #UTSW study, nerve decompression surgery, used for carpal tunnel syndrome and sciatica, may relieve diabetic neuropathy pain. Plastic surgery expert Shai M. Rozen, M.D., explains its potential for long-term relief. bit.ly/3PAx4hD #utswresearch

#UTSW trials show gold nanocrystals could reverse brain energy deficits in multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's patients. UTSW Neurology expert Peter Sguigna, M.D., shares how findings could transform treatment for neurodegenerative diseases. bit.ly/3wehnpz #utswresearch

#AI has the potential to revolutionize data analysis and research. #UTSW researcher Yang Xie, Ph.D., explains #ChatGPT 's potential to extract data from physicians' clinical notes, speeding up research on large amounts of medical information. bit.ly/4bcqg2v #utswresearch

.Science Magazine selected a study led by #UTSW Pediatrics Associate Professor Andrew Y. Koh, M.D., as one of the top five papers of 2023. The groundbreaking study explores how gut bacteria can amplify cancer immunotherapy drugs. Learn more: bit.ly/3NVOJjd #utswresearch

1 in 36 US children have autism spectrum disorder. UTSW Neuroscience expert Maria Chahrour, Ph.D., shares how our scientists have identified a gene linked to autism that could lead to new therapies for neurodevelopmental disorders. bit.ly/3RssQu5 #utswresearch

Approximately 10% of home screening tests for early #colorectalcancer detection faced issues despite their convenience. Cancer epidemiologist Rasmi Nair, Ph.D., emphasizes breaking barriers to successful screenings for better #CRC outcomes. bit.ly/3RScbjP #utswresearch

Peter Tsai, Ph.D., a @utswneurology expert, led research on activating a specific brain region for innovative therapies in disorders like autism. Explore the potential of this research in advancing neurocognitive disorder treatment. bit.ly/3tLS4dN #utswresearch

#UTSW scientists discovered a 10% improvement in cancer diagnosis by combining white light cystoscopy with blue light cystoscopy across all races. Learn how this aims for earlier detection and improved outcomes in bladder cancer management. bit.ly/3ymqcyU #utswresearch

#UTSW researchers discovered a new type of developmental disability caused by mutations in a gene known as CBX1. Learn how this discovery offers insight into the role this gene plays and may lead to therapies for a range of related disorders. bit.ly/41TANdF #utswresearch

A group of government, industry, and nonprofit partners will fund three #genetherapy clinical trials at #UTSW . Read how the funding will enable physicians to develop gene therapies for treating children with neurodevelopmental disorders.bit.ly/3Niw005 #utswresearch

Check out the latest Research Roundup from #UTSouthwestern highlighting how to reduce allergy responses, support teen weight loss, manage MS during pregnancy, and more. bit.ly/4a9Jd5v #patientcare #utswresearch

Research shows that #newborn boys have a higher risk of hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) than girls due to reduced oxygen/blood flow during birth. Discover how the using of various interventions could improve the health of newborns. bit.ly/47gCZzo #utswresearch

#UTSW researchers find elevated risks of liver transplant failure or death among minorities with alcohol-associated liver diseases. Discover how we aim to target interventions to address disparities in liver transplantation outcomes. bit.ly/3vh92kL #utswresearch

Female zebra finches choose mates based on the effort they put into mastering one song from their father. #UTSW scientists explain how AI analysis of this reproductive fitness test can provide valuable insights into their social behavior. bit.ly/4cSYlWK #utswresearch

#UTSW researchers are studying ways to reduce opioid use in post-surgical pain management. Learn how combining nerve block techniques with other medications can help patients recover sooner and reduce their need for opioids. bit.ly/3SuAaWL #utswresearch