Our data suggest both miR-335-5p and miR-335-3p regulate gene targets in late-stage knee OA.
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DTS-DVC predicts strength better than BMD? That’s a BFD.
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Fusing two vertebrae surely must increase motion elsewhere, right?
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L1 vertebrae often fracture due to osteoporosis, but did you ever wonder why?
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Work hard. Get famous. Do science like a baker.
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Congrats to Dr. Ali on a new funded project!
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Can circulating microRNAs really be used to determine the rate of OA progession?
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Please join us in welcoming Dr. Madhu Baghel…
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It’s publish or perish, and we won’t let you perish. Ready to learn how to be crazy busy and remain sane? Buckle up…
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In OA and RA, non-coding RNAs are important contributors to pathogenesis and serve as potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets.
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Please join us in welcoming Dr. Kevin Baker as a new associate scientist in the HFHS Bone & Joint Center.
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Ultrasound shear wave elastography vs. MRI of the rotator cuff. Game on.
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Digital tomosynthesis? Not just for mammography anymore.
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Join the team. Work hard. Be awesome.
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Fantastic opportunity for a rockstar candidate.
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In case you needed any additional evidence, Dr. Rebekah Lawrence and her colleagues recently published an elegant approach for demonstrating that rotator cuff tears do indeed screw up shoulder function.
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Vertebral fractures are common, painful, and just generally sh*tty…
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MicroRNAs act locally and systemically to impact osteoarthritis (OA) pathophysiology…
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Do your lab mates describe you as a rockstar? Are you ready for your next step towards independence? If so…
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Congrats to Dr. Rebekah Lawrence…
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