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Cover page of Ceramide and sphingolipids are elevated across sample types in Crohn’s Disease compared to controls: A Systematic Review

Ceramide and sphingolipids are elevated across sample types in Crohn’s Disease compared to controls: A Systematic Review

(2023)

Metabolomics refers to the analysis of patterns of small molecular metabolites in biological samples. Given the systemic effects of Crohn’s Disease (CD) on metabolite production, immune mediation, and microbiota growth, metabolomic studies undoubtedly provide clarity into disease course and prognosis. This is a comprehensive systematic review of human studies to identify common metabolite signatures in human CD.

Cover page of Assessing the Knowledge of Hepatitis B in the Sacramento Asian Community

Assessing the Knowledge of Hepatitis B in the Sacramento Asian Community

(2020)

Hepatitis B (HBV) is a major global health problem disproportionately affecting the Asian population in the United States. Past research that focused on Asian health care disparities has shown a poor understanding of HBV knowledge and screening among Asian-Americans.