Featured Studies
Featured Research Highlight #7: CMCVAMC Research Week: One Team One Mission
To open research week experts from across the CMCVAMC departments were brought together to give updates on their progress and work, and to acknowledge Dr. Pierre Conti and Dr. Dave Oslin for their distinguished work.
Featured Studies Highlight #6: The Johnathan and Plum Simons Prostate Cancer Center of Excellence
The Jonathan and Plum Simons Prostate Cancer Center of Excellence was established at the CMCVAMC in 2019 with support from the Prostate Cancer Foundation.
Featured Studies Highlight #5: Discoid Lupus in Veterans
While antimalarial resistant discoid lupus leads to extremely poor quality of life, there is not a good understanding of how it differs from antimalarial responsive lupus on a cellular level.
Featured Studies Highlight #4: PRIME Care Actigraph Research
While reduced sleep and sleep disturbances are characteristics of depression, a common issue with the veteran population, data on individuals’ sleep is rarely obtained and used to determine clinical treatment and outcomes.
Featured Studies Highlight #3: Women In Research
While the suicide rate among women Veterans is increasing, the unique characteristics associated with suicide risk among women veterans are currently not well understood.
Featured Studies Highlight #2: Racial/Ethnic Disparities in End-of-life Care
Racial and ethnic disparities have been robustly found within healthcare, but whether these disparities exist within end-of-life care is not currently understood.
Featured Studies #1: The Cullen Laboratory
Rodents with traumatic muscle loss had artificially grown tissue (InTEM) implanted.
Featured Study: Neuroflow
NeuroFlow, a mental health technology company, has been awarded a $225,000 Phase I Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grant from the National Science Foundation to implement its flagship software product EngageBH at the Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center in Philadelphia, PA.
Featured Event: Veteran's Research Townhall 2021
To understand overall health outcomes a holistic perspective is needed that recognizes access to safe housing, nutritious food, reliable transportation, clean water, employment and social connectedness all play a role.