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  Investigating the role of TP63 in the squamous cell carcinoma of the skin, and head and neck cancer 

  Contributor:Lakshmana Chetty, Senthilnath;
  Date Submitted:2018

  Cutaneous, and Head and Neck Squamous cell carcinoma (cSCC and HNSCC), are two of the most common cancers worldwide, resulting in approximately 13,700 deaths (combined) every year in the United States. Despite their high ...
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  Evaluation of intrinsic and extrinsic factors associated with injury rates and patterns among recreational skiers and snowboarders at a Colorado ski resort 

  Contributor:Pierpoint, Lauren Amanda Liscom;
  Date Submitted:2018

  Over 10 million people participate in skiing and snowboarding in the United States (U.S.), including 500,000 Colorado residents. Accordingly, an estimated 600,000 patients with skiing- or snowboarding-related injuries are ...
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  The disrupted co-expression network method (DisCoNet) : a hybrid approach to assessing gene module construction in saline versus ethanol treated recombinant inbred mice 

  Contributor:Litkowski, Elizabeth Marie;
  Date Submitted:2018

  Continued research in genomics is confirming that gene products operate together to perform biological functions, and that very few phenotypes result from the differences in a single gene. The challenge is to determine ...
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  Assessing the impact of two statewide family planning initiatives on birth rates : outcomes from the Colorado Family Planning Initiative and the Iowa initiative to reduce unintended pregnancies 

  Contributor:Quinlan, Taryn
  Date Submitted:2018

  The Title X family planning program has provided low-income women and teens access to family planning services for over 40 years through its network of about 4,000 clinics nationwide. Expanding access to long-acting ...
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  System-level factors associated with healthcare utilization among young adults with congenital heart disease transitioning to adult cardiac care settings using social network analysis 

  Contributor:Hardy, Rose;
  Date Submitted:2018

  With medical and surgical advances over the past 60 years, more young adults with congenital heart disease are surviving into adulthood. Unfortunately, adolescence is a time when many fail to transition into adult care ...

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