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Wearing Scrubs like a Shield
by Xiao Chi Zhang, MD

Identity at home and work in a time of anti-Asian hate during the pandemic.

How Can Fashion Design Students Help Fix the Textile Waste Crisis?
by Mike Bederka

Through a new sustainability course, they become part of the solution.

How to Cope with Pandemic Burnout
by Karuna Meda

Prolonged uncertainty and cumulative trauma are leaving many fatigued and stressed. Here are some tips from mental health experts for accepting change, managing anxiety and mental fog.

Multidisciplinary Effort Aims to Create ‘Neurodiverse Furniture’ for Specialty Care Pavilion
by Brian Hickey

It’s never too early to brainstorm ways to ‘improve lives’ for Jefferson students and patients.

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by Karuna Meda

New research from Dr. Abatemarco & colleagues studies the benefits of mindfulness interventions for women who experience more stress due to race, poverty, or substance use treatment.

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How Can Microbubble Contrast Agents Improve Ultrasound Imaging?
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Learning how a flexible, inexpensive and non-invasive tool can be used to diagnose and stage common diseases from cancer to heart attack.

Tools For Your Research:

Look out for the latest issue of the Academic Commons (AC) newsletter, highlighting new resources and tools to help with conducting research and relevant workshops to support and inform your work. Find more news about tools that could help your research at Library News, where you can learn about the latest tools available to the Jefferson community like ChemDraw and MatLab.

Racial disparities among bone marrow matches show work still needs to be done - Burlington County Times
Lopez | Cancer

PTSD Symptoms Can Vary Throughout the Menstrual Cycle - VeryWell Health
Rieder | Psych

TNF or JAK: Which Target Is Key to Success in Tough-to-Treat Skin Disease? - Physician's Weekly
Trayes | Fam Med

Brain changes during unique spiritual practice called orgasmic meditation - IBC World News
Study finds brain changes during unique spiritual practice – ANI
Newberg | Marcus Institute

VIDEO: CHEST includes 'timely' discussion on disparities in lung cancer - HemOnc Today
Barta | Lung

Study Links Flu to Increased Parkinson’s Risk a Decade Later - The Scientist
Smeyne | Neuro

Dr. Cohen on the Importance of Obtaining an Adequate Tissue Sample in GI Malignancies - OncLive
Cohen | Cancer

Rabies the most Killer Virus in the world can Actually be Survived According to Study - European Union Times
Hooper | Immunology

1 in 100 hospitalized with COVID-19 will suffer life-threatening brain complications - Study Finds
Faro | Radiology

Research provides clues to improving CAR-T for solid tumors - HemOnc Today
Sykulev | Immunology

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