
UCLA wins $4.8 million NIH grant to develop methods for improving polygenic risk scores
UCLA Health will receive a $4.8 million grant from The National Institutes of Health to develop methods that will improve genetic risk estimates – polygenic risk scores – for specific d...
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Adjuvant Anti-CDK Thwarts Early Breast Cancer Recurrence
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Artery-to-Vein Surgery Improves Dialysis Access
A simple reversal of the way a long-standing surgical procedure is performed to create an arterio...
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