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UAMS Researcher Gets $1.8M to Study Treatments for Neurological Disorders - Vimarsana News

UAMS Researcher Gets $1.8M to Study Treatments for Neurological Disorders

Zheng's initial research has focused on the underlying mechanisms of neurovascular coupling dysfunction.

UAMS professor awarded $1.8M for groundbreaking research - Vimarsana News

UAMS professor awarded $1.8M for groundbreaking research

An associate professor of pharmacology and toxicology at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) has been awarded $1.8 million by the National Institutes of Health to continue groundbreaking research in the treatment of epilepsy and other neurological diseases.

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TRIANGLE INSIGHTS GROUP ANNOUNCES SENIOR LEADERSHIP PROMOTIONS - Vimarsana News

TRIANGLE INSIGHTS GROUP ANNOUNCES SENIOR LEADERSHIP PROMOTIONS

/PRNewswire/ -- Triangle Insights Group, a premier strategy consulting firm that delivers high-impact solutions across the life sciences value chain, today...

OHSU researchers confirm first-ever nonhuman primate model of Usher syndrome - Vimarsana News

OHSU researchers confirm first-ever nonhuman primate model of Usher syndrome

Those with Usher Syndrome -- the leading hereditary cause for simultaneous deafness and blindness, for which there is no treatment -- may have a new reason for hope now that researchers have confirmed the first-ever nonhuman primate model of their disease.

5 fascinating things you didn't know about your child's first 1,000 days - Vimarsana News

5 fascinating things you didn't know about your child's first 1,000 days

It’s long been known that childhood sets a large part of the blueprint for the rest of our lives. But new research suggests something even more specific t...