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Parkinson's research
A mouse model of Parkinson's disease and dementia with Lewy bodies shows abnormal aggregated alpha-synuclein Lewy pathology within neurons in the brain’s hippocampus. New research suggests that alpha-nuclein proteins repair DNA breaks within the nucleus of brain cells. When they cluster outside the nucleus, as shown here, it can lead to cellular dysfunction and death. (OHSU)
New research explores links between sleep disorder, Parkinson’s disease
OHSU clinicians researchers expand patient-centered approach to reduce HPV prevalence increase vaccination rates
Bottom row (L to R): Tiffani Jones, Ph.D. (Roche Molecular and Infectious Disease), Vanderlene Kung, M.D., Ph.D. (OHSU Pathology and Laboratory Medicine DEI director and medical director of OHSU mobile community outreach screening), Zhengchun Lu, M.D., Ph.D., OHSU (Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Chief Resident).
Top row (L to R): Pulin Wang (CFAP), Iris Zhao (CFAP), Rabeka Ali MS (OHSU Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Research Project Coordinator), and Tracy Wang (CFAP). (Courtesy)
Los profesionales clínicos e investigadores de OHSU, amplían su enfoque centrado en el paciente para reducir la prevalencia del VPH y aumentar las tasas de vacunación
