Monthly Archives: September 2018
When should guidelines change? A clarion call for evidence regarding the benefits and risks of screening for colorectal cancer at earlier ages
Genomic Medicine postdoctoral fellowship opportunity
VUMC provides summer learning opportunities for students
VUMC in the news
A roundup of a few recent stories from the press about Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Continue reading
“My Southern Health”: Exercise and breast cancer; what to expect
Physical activity boosts health, including for people being treated for breast cancer. An expert answers questions about exercise and breast cancer. Continue reading
VUMC Veterans Committee is ready for duty
VUMC dietitian details tailgating tips: If you’re going to eat in a parking lot, do it right.
As tailgating time moves into full swing, it is a great chance to visit with friends in the crisp fall air and enjoy the ambiance of the season. Of course, nobody wants to get sick while having a good time, and by taking a few precautions, nobody has to. Continue reading
Investigators find that bile acids reduce cocaine reward
Bile acids — gut compounds that aid in the digestion of dietary fats — reduce the desire for cocaine, according to a new study published in PLOS Biology. The findings suggest that targeting bile acid signaling in the brain may be a novel way to treat… Continue reading