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The New Resistance
Houston Methodist received a T32 training grant to equip the next generation of clinicians and scientists to address antimicrobial resistance and tackle its dire impact on human health.
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Identifying and Reducing Risks in HIV-Positive Lung Transplant Recipients
Lung transplantation in HIV-positive patients is under-studied, resulting in limited understanding of potential complications and outcomes. To fill these knowledge gaps, Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine Ahmad Goodarzi, MD, published a three-patient case series, which added to developing literature that lung transplants in HIV-positive patients are feasible, but careful modification of immunosuppression and close monitoring of post-op complications is vital.
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Women with Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Diseases are at a Higher Risk than Men
Houston Methodist researchers performed one of the largest studies of nearly 1 million patients suffering from atherosclerotic cardiovascular diseases to find significant gender dissimilarities in statin utilization.
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Frontiers in Transplant Oncology
Houston Methodist researcher edits the first and only book on transplant oncology that summarizes the history, applications, and new developments in this evolving and innovative field.
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Clinical Research

Innovative Therapeutic Strategy Shows Promise for Metaplastic Breast Cancer Clinical Outcomes
Houston Methodist researchers have identified a unique strategy to improve clinical outcomes in metaplastic breast cancer.
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Outcomes Research

Laparotomy Superior To Minimally Invasive Radical Hysterectomies
Final analysis from a 2018 prospective randomized clinical trial was published in 2024. The trial compared the overall survival between open and minimally invasive radical hysterectomy for treating early-stage cervical cancer and revealed that an open approach should be the standard of care.
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