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Clinical trials and research at University of Puerto Rico at Aguadilla

• 5NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (5)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Confocal microscopy for undergraduate research and education at a resource-limited university

  A new confocal microscope will empower undergraduates at a low-income campus to do high-quality imaging for biology, neuroscience, plant pathology, and environmental research.

  NIH research University of Puerto Rico at Aguadilla · Aguadilla, United States · NIH-11365468

• Monitoring antibiotic resistance in food in Puerto Rico

  This study is working to make sure the food we buy in Puerto Rico is safe by tracking antibiotic-resistant bacteria, and it’s designed for local health workers and communities to help everyone understand how these germs can affect our health.

  NIH research University of Puerto Rico at Aguadilla · Aguadilla, United States · NIH-10898632

• Investigating how a specific brain channel functions in diabetic mice and its effect on seizures

  This study is looking at how a specific brain cell channel might be linked to the risk of seizures in people with diabetes, hoping to find new ways to help manage or prevent these seizures.

  NIH research University of Puerto Rico at Aguadilla · Aguadilla, United States · NIH-10896699

• Investigating how a specific brain channel functions in diabetic mice and its effect on seizures

  This study is looking at how a specific brain cell channel might affect the risk of seizures in mice with diabetes, which could help us understand why people with diabetes may be more likely to have seizures.

  NIH research University of Puerto Rico at Aguadilla · Aguadilla, United States · NIH-10676134

• Exploring how a cannabinoid receptor can reduce inflammation in the breast during breastfeeding.

  This study is looking at how a specific receptor in the body might help reduce inflammation caused by mastitis, a painful condition some women experience while breastfeeding, to find ways to make breastfeeding easier and more comfortable.

  NIH research University of Puerto Rico at Aguadilla · Aguadilla, United States · NIH-10514546

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