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Neurons from patient blood cells enable researchers to test treatments for genetic brain disease A team led by Brown University researchers reprogrammed patient blood cells into stem cells to test treatments for Christianson syndrome, finding that treatment responses varied according to the mutations present. In this image, human neurons are differentiated from stem cells from patients with Christianson Syndrome. These neurons from patients can be used to test treatments. PROVIDENCE, R.I. [Brown University] — New research provides insights into the treatment of Christianson syndrome (CS...

Donald Trump in Washington D.C. yesterday (Picture: Getty) The DJ at Donald Trump‘s rally in Washington D.C. yesterday (January 6) has attracted attention after playing a selection of tracks which would suggest that the President is firmly resigned to defeat. As  Uproxxreports, the DJ at Trump’s ‘Save America Rally’ selected an array of tunes which you’d perhaps traditionally expect to hear at a funeral. Titanic theme ‘My Heart Will Go On’, the stand-out track from a film about an unprecedented disaster, Linkin Park’s ‘In The End’, a song about resigning yourself to defea...

That Christmas morning the Grinch was deep asleep in his cave on top of Mt. Crumpit. Until that morning, his cave had been bare: no Christmas tree, no tinsel, no

We at Advance-CTR are pleased to announce our newest class of Pilot Project Program awardees. The 2020 awardees have proposed projects that use a variety of translational research techniques to study diseases and health challenges that address Rhode Island's community health priorities.  Please join us in congratulating the awardees and their teams: "Predicting Hemorrhage and Thrombosis in Mechanical Circulatory Support: A Study Using Machine Learning"

Net-zero house by Rolf Kielman Last month, I had a heat pump installed in our Burlington home. The centrally ducted system helps address the climate crisis by replacing some natural-gas-fueled heat during the shoulder seasons with heat generated by electricity. Burlington's electricity comes from all-renewable sources — the wood-chip-fired McNeil Generating Station, hydro and wind — rather than fossil fuels. So the Burlington Electric Department, which also serves as the city's energy-efficiency utility, is incentivizing such carbon-reducing...