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News from the School of Medicine

Robert Rodriguez
UCR grant supports automated chronic disease prevention initiative
Project aims to expand chronic disease detection and prevention for underserved populations
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Man using a peak flow meter
Peak flow monitoring adds little in acute asthma care
Commentary highlights symptom-guided assessment as an effective approach in the emergency department
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Fragile X syndrome
Gene therapy reverses Fragile X deficits in mice
Early treatment restores brain function and behavior
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Flu vaccine
Emergency department study shows major gaps in flu vaccination
One-third of unvaccinated ED patients would accept a flu shot if offered during their visit
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Audience view of the Pride Month lunch and learn event
DEI Office Hosts Pride Month Lunch and Learn
On Wednesday, the UC Riverside School of Medicine hosted a Lunch and Learn event in honor of Pride Month. The annual monthlong observation in June commemorates the LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and more) community’s ongoing efforts to attain equal rights and recognizes LGBTQ+ individuals’ impact.
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Amber Keith
UCR student awarded Precision Medicine Fellowship
Amber Keith receives $150,000 fellowship to advance pancreatic cancer disparities research in California
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Dr. Christina Granillo on a blue background
Granillo Named Associate Dean for Student Success
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Fraud detection critical to online health research, study finds
While online research is a useful way to reach people who may not take part in in-person studies, researchers are increasingly concerned that fake, automated, and duplicate survey responses can reduce data quality and compromise findings.
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