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Mashup Score: 6Medicine Tailored to You: A Century of Science Changing Life - 6 day(s) ago
Every patient is unique, and scientists at the Scripps Research Translational Institute (SRTI) believe medicine should reflect this. Physician and professor …
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Alejandra Mendoza, PhD. Credit: Scripps Research. LA JOLLA, CA — The National Institutes for Health’s (NIH) HEAL Initiative has awarded Alejandra Mendoza, PhD, assistant professor of Immunology and Microbiology, more than $1.6 million as part of a DP2 grant designed to support early-stage investigators with highly innovative and impactful research. The NIH’s HEAL Initiative, Helping to End Addiction Long-term, is aimed at supporting preclinical development of safe, effective and non-addictive small
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Congrats to Scripps Research Assistant Professor Alejandra Mendoza, PhD (@thepenkpanther), who has received a $1.6M @NIH HEAL Initiative grant to advance research into non-addictive treatments for chronic pain. More: https://t.co/VRAkVdq6bt #nihHEALinitiative https://t.co/8gPsBqtznt
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Mashup Score: 4Avian flu cases are on the upswing at big dairy farms - 7 day(s) ago
Rise in cases amplifies concerns about consolidation in agriculture.
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RT @arstechnica: Avian flu cases are on the upswing at big dairy farms https://t.co/sjMTAjODWT
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Mashup Score: 6It takes two to tango: What a protein’s “dance” reveals about human health - Scripps Research Magazine - 10 day(s) ago
Everything in biology is fluid. At the molecular level, we are constantly moving, flexing and churning inside. But we often don’t think about how proteins change shape—or, as Professor Dorothee Kern, PhD, puts it, how proteins “dance.” Kern, who is also a Howard Hughes Medical Investigator and former professional basketball player, joined the Scripps Research faculty earlier this year from Brandeis University. Her overarching goal is to understand how this dancing influences our health.
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In our latest Q&A with Scripps Research Prof. Dorothee Kern, PhD, she explains how proteins don’t just exist—they dance. 💃 Their intricate movements hold critical insights into health, disease, and the future of medicine. Read more: https://t.co/qXfkFIZU1C
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Mashup Score: 15Scripps Research scientists receive up to $12M to create universal vaccine for alphaviruses - 11 day(s) ago
Caption: Antibodies binding to Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis virus (VEEV). Credit: Scripps Research Funding from ARPA-H will be used to develop a vaccine for alphaviruses in preparation of major outbreaks in the U.S. LA JOLLA, CA — Alphaviruses often cause a range of illnesses that lead to fever, rash and debilitating joint pain. While they’ re historically prevalent in tropical and subtropical regions of the world where virus-transmitting mosquitos are abundant, these mosquitos are expanding to new
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As alphaviruses spread in the U.S. due to climate change, Scripps Research, @VanderbiltU, and others are collaborating on a universal vaccine to combat these mosquito-borne threats, funded by @ARPA_H. More: https://t.co/ouvE0qGvuh https://t.co/BthE2JNCgN
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Mashup Score: 71Bird Flu Is Becoming a Bigger Threat - 13 day(s) ago
It’s one mutation away from getting more dangerous to humans.
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RT @TIME: Bird flu is just one mutation away from becoming more dangerous to humans https://t.co/rFHrvOCdP8
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Mashup Score: 34Threads icon - 15 day(s) ago
Committed to unraveling the intricacies of the human body and translating our discoveries into tangible global impact, we are consistently ranked among the most influential independent research institutes in the world. As we embark on the next 100 years, our dedication to unlocking life’s greatest scientific mysteries remains unwavering. Throughout the years, our scientists have not only expanded the boundaries of scientific understanding but have played a pivotal role in the development of over 15
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We're celebrating 100 years of life-changing science at Scripps Research. From groundbreaking medical advancements to pioneering research endeavors, our legacy is one of distinguished contributions to the betterment of humanity. Visit https://t.co/tsCxVsmpmY for more details. https://t.co/STnDkkVJ93
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What could happen if avian flu crosses the species barrier?
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RT @PopMech: A Single Mutation Could Send a Catastrophic Contagion From Birds to Humans https://t.co/SIAFpZqU8n
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An illustration of a tadpole watching moving stimuli, representing the foundational research that led to the creation of AI that can interpret video. Credit: Scripps Research A new, more sustainable AI model recognizes visual scenes by mirroring brain processes, opening doors for applications in medical diagnostics, drug discovery and beyond. LA JOLLA, CA — Imagine an artificial intelligence (AI) model that can watch and understand moving images with the subtlety of a human brain. Now, scientists at
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Scripps Research scientists have created MovieNet, an #AI inspired by how neurons process moving images. By studying tadpoles, they’ve built a model that could improve medical diagnostics, drug discovery and more—while being eco-friendly. More at: https://t.co/cVabLLi4oQ https://t.co/lAGiMQtTxI
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Mashup Score: 79Scripps Research on Threads - 19 day(s) ago
November 2024 | 10 min 40 sec In the second part of our conversation with Dr. Eric Topol, we explore how examining the past is necessary to ensure we’ re more prepared for our future. From universal vaccines and advanced antiviral therapies to cutting-edge digital tools like wearable biosensors and genomic surveillance, Dr. Topol shares actionable insights on harnessing technology and data to revolutionize pandemic preparedness. Listen in as we discuss the path to a safer, healthier future. Episode
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In part two of our Science Changing Life podcast, @EricTopol explains how universal vaccines, advanced antivirals, and real-time virus tracking could change the game. 🎧 Listen now: https://t.co/kcpGNJSgxJ https://t.co/xMyro39B3t
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Every patient is unique, and medicine should reflect this. Founded by @EricTopol in 2007, the @ScrippsRTI leverages genomics, AI, and digital tech to individualize healthcare, uncovering the genetic, behavioral, and lifestyle factors shaping human health. https://t.co/nt12M1AkWR https://t.co/LRbvnvHnaZ