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Media spotlight: Missing Persons Lab helps ID teenager who died 73 years ago
DNA experts at UNT Health Science Center announced this week that they had identified the remains of a 14-year-old boy buried more than 70 years ago at a now-closed reform school in Florida.It is one of the oldest DNA associations...
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DNA analysis helps identify boy buried at Florida reform school in 1941
Scientists at UNT Health Science Center used DNA analysis to help identify the remains of a 14-year-old boy buried more than 70 years ago at a reform school in Florida.It is the first DNA association made from 55 sets of...
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Research to make early detection of Alzheimer’s disease more accessible
By combining a simple blood test with a cognitive exam and demographics, researchers at UNT Health Science Center were able to accurately detect Alzheimer's disease, even in its very early stages. The research could lead to a rapid, accurate and...
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Health and the ancient discipline of tai chi
From the window of his hotel in Beijing, Wayne English, DO, saw something in 1990 that would impact his life for decades to come. "Everywhere I looked, in parks, on corners and in vacant lots, there were people doing these...
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Acceleration Lab Program plays role in successful public launch of biotech firm
Five years ago, the co-founders of biotech start-up ZS Pharma, were developing a drug out of a lab provided by UNT Health Science Center. "Although we believed it had all the makings of a successful project, until you prove it,...
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New physician helps medical school hopefuls surmount challenges
Jose Cruz, DO, MPH, is a newly minted physician who helps young people become doctors in spite of major challenges. Partly because of this work, he's among 74 students to receive the Excellence in Public Health Award from the United...
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Leading the way in “green” commuting
UNT Health Science Center is blazing a trail in eco-friendly transportation. It's the first Dallas-Fort Worth area university to use vanpooling for employees' commutes. The vanpool hit the road in late May. Five UNTHSC staff members who live in and...
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Aquatic therapy beneficial to multiple sclerosis patients, study finds
Aquatic therapy can help people with multiple sclerosis increase muscle strength and mobility without causing any apparent adverse side effects, according to a study by a UNT Health Science Center researcher. A systematic review and controlled trial of patients with...
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Partnership aims to halt bacterial infections in hospitals, clinics
Cases of people stricken with Clostridium Difficile, a germ that causes fever, nausea and diarrhea, are on the rise in North Texas. Because the illness most often occurs in people taking antibiotics, UNT Health Science Center and the Dallas-Fort Worth...
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Treatments to help a mom hug her children
Make an appointment To make an appointment with Dr. Clearfield or any of our sports medicine or orthopaedic physicians, contact 817-735-2900. Valerie Guerrero wanted to hug her kids. But a severe knot of pain in her shoulder prevented her from...
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