By Randolph Fillmore
It’s a pretty safe bet that few of us spend time thinking about fatty acid oxidation (FAO), metabolism and cytokine signaling, but Jianhua Xiong, Ph.D., does. His decade of research has...
Posted October 21, 2021
By Randolph Fillmore
No one needs to be reminded of how the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted or complicated nearly every aspect of our lives, including health care. While daily news feeds have kept us abreast...
Posted October 12, 2021
By Steve Smith
A common thread running through nearly every conversation I’ve had lately with health professionals is the politicization of public health. After the necessities of the editorial assignment...
Posted September 30, 2021
By Randolph Fillmore
Women with excess abdominal subcutaneous fat (A-FAT) and the distinctive “apple” body shape those deposits create are at greater risk for future obesity-related health problems, such as...
Posted September 27, 2021
By Steve Smith
Syringe-access sites have been widely effective in reducing opioid overdoses and the spread of disease. But amid new health emergencies that include a record-setting nationwide increase in opioid...
Posted August 14, 2021
By Randolph Fillmore
There may be nothing more frightening for parents than to see their child struggling to breathe and, after hurrying to the hospital, having their child diagnosed with bronchiolitis, a common...
Posted August 09, 2021
By Steve Smith
The summer months have always been a challenging time for blood collections and efforts to maintain a sufficient blood supply. School-based blood drives can’t be held. Many people are away...
Posted August 02, 2021
By Steve Smith
The good news is that as of mid-July, more than 180 million Americans are fully vaccinated against (Sars -2) (Covid-19). The bad news is, that’s not good enough.
Surprise, as all...
Posted August 02, 2021
By Randolph Fillmore
To say that a scientist is carrying out “cutting edge research” may be a cliché. But for Xiangbo Ruan, Ph.D., newly arrived at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in...
Posted July 20, 2021
By Randolph Fillmore
Researcher’s lifelong quest to understand human diseases brings him to Johns Hopkins All Children’s
When Martin Trapecar, Ph.D., came to Johns Hopkins All Children’s in May...
Posted June 28, 2021
By Peggy Calhoun, ACFRE & Steve Smith
The United States Postal Service (USPS) has filed notice with the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) requesting rate increases ranging from 5.7 percent to as much 14.6 percent. New rates would take...
Posted June 18, 2021
By Susan Hicks & Steve Smith
As your content marketing program progresses, you will reach a point where multiple writers, including internal team members and outsourced talent, will be creating content for multiple...
Posted June 16, 2021
By The CCM Team
Yes, your nonprofit can (and absolutely should) use elements of the inbound marketing methodology to drive its fundraising and donor development goals. When you think about it, making a decision to...
Posted June 07, 2021
By Steve Smith
Improved community engagement is within your reach if you develop a plan, follow some important guidelines.
The world’s most successful nonprofits share one particular trait: They are all...
Posted June 07, 2021
By The CCM Team
The federal agency that oversees the 340B Drug Pricing Program has ordered drug manufacturers to comply with 340B statutory obligations and resume discounted pricing to contract pharmacies or face...
Posted May 21, 2021
