Archived News

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2013

• 05/24 - USF researchers find far-reaching, microvascular damage in uninjured side of brain after stroke
• 01/04 - USF-VA study finds long-term consequences for traumatic brain injury sufferers

2012

• 11/29 - Five USF Health researchers elected 2012 AAAS Fellows
• 02/03 - USF and Saneron find additional benefits of cord blood cells in mice modeling ALS
• 01/31 - USF awarded $1.57 M to study TBI, other battlefield-related conditions

2011

• 09/16 - USF Health faculty receive inaugural Veterans Reintegration Research Awards
• 08/11 - USF researchers get $2.6 million NIH grant to investigate new post-stroke therapy
• 03/08 - USF study finds blood-brain barrier damaged by devastating disease
• 02/10 - Naturally-occurring brain chemical may help in understanding Parkinson's disease
• 02/01 - Human placenta-derived stem cells show therapeutic potential in mouse models of stroke
• 01/26 - Stimulating brain's immune response may provide treatment for Alzheimer's disease

2010

• 12/21 - USF scientists test blue-green algae for treating ALS
• 12/14 - USF Brain repair researchers prominent in Agin and Disease special issue
• 10/05 - USF, Saneron get $2.6M NIH grant to develop umbilical cord blood cell therapy for AD
• 09/30 - USF, Cryo-Cell and Saneron collaborate on Florida-funded biotech project
• 09/20 - Emerging biotechnologies need independent ethics consortium
• 09/15 - Are maternal infections linked to autism?
• 08/17 - Are there too many stem cell journals?
• 08/09 - Boosting SIRT1 in mice does not improve memory, but if gene is missing memory suffers
• 07/19 - NT-020 boosts neural stem cell proliferation and memory performance in aged rats
• 07/08 - New USF patent on technology that helps get treatment past the blood-brain barrier
• 06/28 - Paula C. Bickford, PhD, professor of neurosurgery and pharmacology, elected ASNTR president for 2011-2012
• 06/22 - USF-based cell transplantation journal gets high marks
• 06/01 - Mannitol boosts effectiveness of cord blood treatment
• 05/24 - Do we clamp the umbilical cord too soon?