The Nexus looks back at the biggest University stories from the past year and how the University banded together to face unexpected challenges. We examined how COVID-19 put our College of Population Health—and its students—in the spotlight; the best ways to cope with pandemic burnout; and the research that's helping to bring the new therapies to patients. 

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.

Medical imaging sheds light on the brain - Physics World
Brain problems found in 1% of hospitalized COVID-19 patients - Reuters
1% hospitalised Covid patients may develop brain issues: Study - IANS
Insight into COVID-19 brain complications - News Medical - Life Sci
Faro | Radiology

Cancer Survivors Want Their Sexy Back…but Are Afraid to Ask - Medscape
Taylor | Cancer

Differences in Response to Immunotherapy in Men vs Women - Medscape
Lu-Yao | Cancer

The Benefits of Virtual Waiting Rooms - Health Management
Desai | Radiology

Labster’s STEM Excellence Awards Winners Revealed - eSchool News
Tripepi | Life Sciences

Ibrexafungerp vs fluconazole for vulvovaginal candidiasis - Contemporary OBGYN
Nyirjesy | OBGYN

Eye Immunity Redefined: Immune Cells Do Enter the Lens After All - LabRoots
Investigators reimage immunity in the eye - Ophthalmology Times
Menko | Pathology

Dr. Gomella on Novel Biomarker Research in Prostate Cancer - OncLive
Gomella | Cancer

An Overview of Acute Vs Chronic Insomnia- HCP Live
Doghramji | Neuro

NASA Research Boosts LED Lamps for Home and Garden – NASA
Brainard | Neuro

How Long to Discontinue Apixaban for Optimal Concentration Before Surgery - Cardiology Advisor
Merli | Cardio