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Novel autoantibodies found in Borrelia-infected individuals.

The Rios lab identifies astrocytes as playing a key role in controlling eating.

New research by the Aldridge lab and GSBS alum Jonah Larkins-Ford informs combination drug therapy.

New research from the Maguire lab is beginning to unravel these mysteries.

Probing opioid effects in mothers reveals new effects on offspring.

The Dulla lab uncovers a new astrocyte function.
GSBS News
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Be sure you are aware of resources related to student support services. We have new career development workshops and other programs. -
Remeber the Hispanic Heritage Month Fiesta is on Wednesday from 3 to 5 pm. Watch for more events coming soon. -
A warm welcome to everyone from your GSC. Remember to come to our upcoming Welcome Back Barbecue and Student Club Fair on September 29! -
Learn how the Lyme disease bacterium evades the complement system. -
Peter Gwynne, a postdoctoral scholar with GSBS faculty member Linden Hu, recently discussed his work on Lyme disease, a part of the Tufts Lyme Disease Initiative. -
Please welcome our incoming class and join us for the welcome reception on September 6 in the Jaharis Courtyard at 3:30 pm. -
GSBS is pleased to congratulate Alexis Garretson and Iris Montes on their receipt of fellowships supporting their graduate studies. -
GSBS celebrates its notable alumni. Learn more about the amazing things these alumni have accomplished! -
Najah Walton, a Neuroscience student in the Maguire lab, has been award a Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship. Congratulations Najah! -
Successfully competing for NIH fellowships is hard and when two students in one lab succeed in a single year, it is a wonderful and rare achievement! -
GSBS alum Hayley Muendlein explains how viruses like influenza and SARS-CoV-2 can cause more serious disease when bacterial infections are also present.
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