TPMG’s Alan Go, MD, from the Division of Research, and oncologist Louis Fehrenbacher, MD, were named as Highly Cited Researchers in clinical medicine for 2017, indicating exceptional scientific impact.
A Division of Research study was published in the Annals of Internal Medicine. The findings focused on two medications that can reduce risk of ischemic stroke in people with atrial fibrillation.
The Division of Research's senior scientist, Stephen Sidney, MD, MPH, standing to the left of the US Surgeon General, was honored for his research on cardiovascular disease.
Susan Kutner, MD, general surgeon and chair of TPMG’s Breast Care Task Force, explains why mammography is the best screening tool for early breast cancer detection and early treatment.
TPMG recently honored four physicians for their contributions to medical research and to the education of colleagues and residents.
De-Kun Li, MD, PhD, from TPMG’s Division of Research, studied the negative impact chemicals have on human populations. He thinks banning phthalates is a good first step.
A Division of Research study found that people born in an area in the U.S. called the “stroke belt” have a higher rate of dementia. Rachel Whitmer, PhD is quoted.
No new HIV infections have occurred among nearly 5,000 people who started pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) in KP Northern California.
An innovative program based at the Kaiser Permanente Division of Research is breaking down barriers between researchers and clinical leadership, allowing them to work together on short-term projects that can directly and quickly impact care.
Andrew J. Karter, PhD explains development of a new tool to help prevent diabetes patients from ending up in an emergency department or hospital due to low blood sugar.
