Recent News
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06/18/2013
The CCTS has presented three distinguished scientists with the 2013 Richard
P. and Marie R. Bremer Medical Research Fund and William H. Davis Endowment
for Basic Medical Research Pilot Awards.
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06/18/2013
Studies have shown that a popular video game, Dance Dance Revolution (DDR),
may help improve balance and mobility in patients. Ohio State researchers are
testing the game’s ability to help decrease cognitive and physical effects
of multiple sclerosis.
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05/17/2013
A group of academic medical centers has collaborated to launch an Autism
Spectrum Disorder (ASD) sub-registry within ResearchMatch, a disease-neutral
national database connecting patients with ongoing research.
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05/13/2013
The Clinical Research Center (CRC) received a Certificate of Merit from the
Health Improvement Institute for demonstrating "Excellence in Human Research
Protection" and establishing a "best practice" in 2012.
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05/07/2013
Experts discuss ways to slow “epidemic level” addiction problems in
Appalachia through community-based interventions and research.
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04/09/2013
An international sleep apnea genetics group is pushing the boundaries of
biomedical informatics with their research using Research Electronic Data
Capture.
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03/19/2013
A CCTS-funded study reveals that minimal data for the efficacy or side
effects from the use of diuretics in preterm infants with bronchopulmonary
dysplasia has led to a wide variation in how it is used in NICUs.
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03/01/2013
The Fourth Annual CCTS Scientific Meeting and the Fifth Annual Appalachian
Health Summit will take place using parallel tracks on May 6, 2013 at the 4-H
Center.
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03/01/2013
The CCTS will kick-off the annual College of Medicine Research Day with "The
Collaborative Era in Science," a session that puts scientific research in a
global context.
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01/31/2013
Experts from The Ohio State University and University of Kentucky are
collaborating to create a first of its kind biomedical informatics based
approach to improve lung cancer survival rates.
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