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Hughes High School students partnered with the CCTST and UC Department of Emergency Medicine for a research project culminating in poster presentations March 29. more…
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Nearly 110 participants from 10 states attended the first-of-its-kind conference Empirical Bioethics: Emerging Trends for the 21st Century, February 21-22 at the UC Kingsgate Conference Center. more…
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Community Engagement core co-director Monica Mitchell, PhD is leading community relations efforts at Cincinnati Children’s.

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A CCTST T1 Junior pilot grant helped investigators discover new clues for overcoming Tamoxifen-resistant breast cancer.

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CCTST KL2 research scholar Aimee Dietz, PhD is studying the use of assistive communication devices for patients with aphasia.

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While current rates of HIV/AIDS infection in Cincinnati are relatively low, the area’s rate of infection could increase significantly in the future.

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Older adults who are obese or exposed to traffic pollutants are more likely to have poorly controlled asthma.

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The CCTST Community Leaders Institute helps organizations gain research skills, funding.

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Three CTSA institutions in Ohio and their partnering institutions have established a statewide collaborative agreement.

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Established in 2005 as a collaborative effort among the University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, UC Health and the Cincinnati Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, the CCTST is a research resource and “academic home” for clinical and translational scientists and programs. more…

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portrait of Lori Crosby, PsyD

Community Leaders Institute featured in March 2013 issue of Academic Medicine

Lori Crosby, PsyD and co-authors with the CCTST Community Engagement core describe the success of the Community Leaders Institute in developing health research skills and building collaborations. Forty-one participants from over 25 organizations have completed the program to date. more…