International research highlights how to improve education on patient safety by Natalie Cierzan Published January 30, 2020 University of Minnesota Professor Karyn Baum said many physicians have seen an occasional disconnect between improvement efforts and education.
LGBTQ college students more likely to develop eating disorders, University research says by Hana Ikramuddin Published January 29, 2020 University of Minnesota research looked into disparities between heterosexual, cisgender and LGBTQ college students.
“Economic disruption” needed for men to consider taking female-dominated jobs, U research finds by Farrah Mina Published January 27, 2020 Although the number of traditionally female-dominated jobs is increasing, men aren't taking them.
Women can safely breastfeed while taking anti-epilepsy medication, research finds by Natalie Cierzan Published January 23, 2020 Among the research studies that examine if women breastfeeding their children while on medication is safe, few examine the effects of anti-epilepsy medication.
Top clothing brands fail to meet plus-size consumers’ needs, research finds by Abbey Machtig Published January 23, 2020 Researchers how to use the data to provide sizing standards for clothing companies.
UMN researchers find way to make muscular dystrophy less severe by Natalie Cierzan Published January 22, 2020 The study found less observable muscular damage and more stable muscle fibers in mice.
Faculty committee discusses research priorities with Gabel by Niamh Coomey Published December 11, 2019 The Senate Research Committee gave their input about which research priorities they would like to see included in the strategic plan Monday.
Men who receive testosterone therapy nearly twice as likely to develop blood clots, researchers find by Natalie Cierzan Published December 11, 2019 These findings were shown in men with and without hypogonadism, a condition where the body doesn’t naturally produce enough testosterone.
UMN research indicates women receive more opioids than needed after giving birth by Natalie Cierzan Published December 9, 2019 Professor Cresta Jones said when women go home after pregnancy, 75% percent leave with extra pills.
Felons 2.5 times more likely to be denied to college, according to UMN research by Dylan Anderson Published December 5, 2019 The University of Minnesota stopped using a broad criminal record question on its application in fall 2017.
