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Genomics
Pediatric Feeding Disorders
Mitochondria
STEM Education
Health Equity
Cellular Signaling
Healthcare
Social Inequity
Patient Safety
Medical Errors
Phd Research
Harvard Medical School
Public Health
Postdoctoral Research
Academic Careers
Diversity and Inclusion
Social Determinants Of Health
Diagnostic Errors
Healthcare Systems
Metabolic Balance

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Launched in 2014, the Football Players Health Study is the largest study of living former NFL players, with more than 4,800 participants. In this episode, Alicia Whittington, PhD, assistant director of engagement and health equity research, joins us ... more

In this follow up to our 2019 interview, Alex Lin, PhD, of Brigham and Women's Hospital shares updates on his research investigating brain injuries. In this episode, Lin discusses his research over the past six years, including his work studying the ... more

In case you missed it: Back in 2019, we interviewed Alex Lin, PhD, director of the Center for Clinical Spectroscopy at Brigham and Women's Hospital. In this episode, he discusses his research investigating traumatic brain injuries and how he measures... more

Bioadhesive materials have the potential to support patient care in a number of ways, from wound healing to repairing the dura to assisting with leaks of cerebral spinal fluid. In this follow-up to our 2022 interview, Ben Freedman, PhD, of Beth Israe... more

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Clinical geneticist and surgical researcher from Fiji, studying the impacts of climate change on indigenous populations.
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Frans Serpa
Medical doctor and research fellow focused on cardiology and health outcomes.
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Episode: Equity, Economics, and Health Outcomes in Cardiology
Christina Cifra
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Health Services Patient Safety Researcher
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Episode: Improving Patient Safety
Sara Kohlbeck
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Meg Simione
Clinician scientist and speech language pathologist specializing in pediatric feeding and swallowing.
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Mayank Chugh
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Dr. Jason Vassy
Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and genomic medicine researcher
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Episode: Genomics in Healthcare

Hosts

Abbey
Host of Think Research, engaged in promoting healthcare innovations and community health discussions.
Abbe
Host of Think Research, focusing on health equity and community engagement in research.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
  • HC @ MGH/B. MEEI

    So much top rate info. So much to learn; from consumer to scientist. Boston is quite the sci-med-mecca.

    Thank you for sharing it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    J Matheson
    United States5 years ago
  • Non-scientists approve!

    Great stories from researchers about their fascinating clinical and translational science work, translated for the rest of us!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LRHolla
    United States8 years ago
  • Excellent podcast for physician scientists

    I highly recommend theses podcasts for physicians and scientists interested in learning about new insights in clinical and translational research.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ayman Grada
    United States9 years ago

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Advancing Translational Science
Q: What is the definition of CT research and science?
Clinical research involves working with human beings, while translational science is about taking fundamental scientific discoveries and implementing them into practical health solutions.
Advancing Translational Science
Q: What is the CTSA program? Can you tell us and the listeners a little bit more about that?
The CTSA program aims to foster comprehensive training and development in clinical and translational science at the institutional level, thereby supporting clinical research that translates scientific discoveries into effective health care solutions.
Advancing Translational Science
Q: Can you start by telling us a bit of your background and what led you to NIH and then NCATS?
Dr. Kurilla began his career as a traditional research scientist and later transitioned into the pharmaceutical industry, where he gained experience in drug development. Eventually, he moved to NIH, particularly focusing on biodefense research, which prepared him for his current role at NCATS.
Investigating Mitochondria
Q: What kind of diseases are impacted by the lack of this contact site?
There are many diseases including non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and cancer that are associated with the dysregulation of these contact sites.
Investigating Mitochondria
Q: What are you looking for in your research?
I'm working on mitochondrial contact sites and trying to identify the proteins that mediate these interactions, which is crucial for understanding various diseases.

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A notable platform for discussions on clinical and translational science, featuring experts who share insights into their research and innovations in healthcare. The episodes predominantly address topics such as brain injury research, advancements in health equity, and the impacts of climate change on vulnerable populations. Through a mix of scientific exploration and personal narratives, the content emphasizes the importance of collaboration in addressing public health challenges. This unique approach not only informs listeners about cutting-edge research but also fosters public engagement, making complex scientific topics more accessible and relevant to a broader audience.

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