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Philadelphia’s ability to track COVID-19 variants — and the nation’s — is hobbled by a lack of resources.

by | Jan 22, 2022 | News

COVID-19 patients are filling more beds in Main Line Health’s hospitals, but whether it’s the new omicron variant or the delta variant that put them there, doctors largely don’t know. Genetic sequencing, the process that could tell them quickly, is in short supply in...

Rutgers Receives $10 Million for Initiative to Combat Health Inequities.

by | Jan 21, 2022 | News

The COVID-19 pandemic has made visible the inequities that riddle the American healthcare system. Black and Latinx Americans have been three times more likely to contract the coronavirus and twice as likely to die from it. But even before the pandemic, minority...

The NSF I-Corps Northeast Hub has launched, and applications are now open for its inaugural innovation training program for researchers.

by Aaron Bender | Jan 21, 2022 | News

Aiming to propel discoveries made in university labs into everyday life, the new NSF I-Corps Northeast Hub launched this week and announced that applications are open for its first researcher training program. The 4-week program, in which researchers confront the...

AMA’s new language guide is a step toward health equity

by | Jan 20, 2022 | News

The American Medical Association recently published “Advancing Health Equity: A Guide to Language, Narrative, and Concepts.” It encourages doctors to address the upstream social causes of health inequities, such as unsafe housing conditions, and to center care around...

New NJACTS Publication

by | Jan 20, 2022 | News

Please read Dr. Cohen’s article in Biosensors and Bioelectronics titled, “Come together: On-chip bioelectric wound closure.” There is a growing interest in bioelectric wound treatment and electrotaxis, the process by which cells detect an electric...

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Philadelphia’s ability to track COVID-19 variants — and the nation’s — is hobbled by a lack of resources.

Rutgers Receives $10 Million for Initiative to Combat Health Inequities.

The NSF I-Corps Northeast Hub has launched, and applications are now open for its inaugural innovation training program for researchers.

AMA’s new language guide is a step toward health equity

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