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Could education equal medication for treating chronic disease?
Type: In the Media
December 11, 2012
Temple research shows promise in treating deadly form of cancer
Type: In the Media
December 10, 2012
Pre-clinical data shows Angiocidin effective against leukemia
Type: News Story
Angiocidin, a tumor-inhibiting protein discovered by Temple School of Medicine Neuroscience Professor George P. Tuszynski, has been shown in pre-clinical experiments to reduce acute myeloid leukemia cells in mice by almost two-thirds.
December 7, 2012
Temple doctor named one of the most influential Latinos
Type: In the Media
November 19, 2012
Nor’easter posed hypothermia risk
Type: In the Media
November 7, 2012
PA sites offered memory screening tests
Type: In the Media
November 13, 2012
Temple Health's Kaiser tabbed as a "CEO of the Year"
Type: In the Media
November 9, 2012
Three-parent fertility method could remove genetic defects
Type: In the Media
October 25, 2012
Community health workers: a new force in health-care?
Type: In the Media
October 19, 2012
Student athlete concussions get closer scrutiny
Type: In the Media
October 18, 2012
Temple medical professor wins innovation award
Type: In the Media
October 5, 2012
Pharmacology professor named to VA scientific review board
Type: Accolade
October 2, 2012
Student and employee flu shots available for 2012-13
Type: Announcement
Seasonal flu vaccinations will be available for all university students, faculty and staff for the 2012-13 flu season.
September 20, 2012
Meet Selwyn O. Rogers, Jr., Temple's new chief surgeon
Type: In the Media
July 2, 2012
PCP-laced pot known to have potentially disastrous effects
Type: In the Media
September 5, 2012
Temple program moves toward solutions to gun violence
Type: In the Media
August 24, 2012
Temple medical researcher awarded $4.4 million in naval research funding
Type: In the Media
August 20, 2012
Higher Pregnancy Weight Leads To Heavier Babies
Type: In the Media
August 14, 2012
Healthy Kids Minute: Concussions in young athletes
Type: In the Media
August 9, 2012
Medical students get their white coats
Type: In the Media
August 10, 2012
State hospitals closed but new treatment options lag behind, report finds
Type: In the Media
July 23, 2012
No substitute for supervision of children when swimming
Type: In the Media
July 17, 2012
Puentes de Salud selected for Claneil Foundation's Emerging Leaders Fund
Type: Accolade
July 16, 2012
Sleep deprivation and postpartum weight gain are focus of new study
Type: News Story
Temple researcher Sharon Herring will begin studying whether sleep loss contributes to postpartum weight gain in new mothers. Funded by a $486,000 Clinical Scientist Development Award from the Doris Duke Foundation, the study will focus on urban, low-income mothers, who have the highest levels of obesity in America.
July 10, 2012
Schizophrenia needn’t lead to violence
Type: In the Media
May 25, 2012

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