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The Flu Blues: Influenza and Vaccines
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Whittaker concluded that although there has been significant backlash recently regarding vaccines, vaccines are extremely important for public health and medicine.
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Student Spotlight on Alejandro Schmieder ’21: Finding Dory and Looking Inside Her Gut
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Schmieder’s research focuses on the different Epulopiscium morphotypes and how they relate to surgeonfish migration patterns. Aligning morphotypes and reproductive strategies with migrating populations of surgeonfish can reveal how these factors impact the symbiotic relationship of Epulopiscium with its hos
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Intravenous ImmunoGlobulin Shortage Impacts Patients Nationwide
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Intravenous Immunoglobulin is a biological drug made from the blood of healthy people and delivered into the blood of sick people to help them replace the malfunctioning components of their own immune system. Currently, its supply is at an all-time low.
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Weill Cornell Lab Makes Discovery in Tuberculosis Research and Treatment
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A new Weill Cornell lab discovery that could decreases Tuberculosis bacterial resistance was a breakthrough in the disease’s treatment.