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  Immigration as a structural determinant of health: embodying clinical competence for treating im/migrant patients 

  Hyman, Jason Matthew (2021)

  The aim of this thesis is to argue what it means to embody clinical competence for treating im/migrant patients. Im/migrants are a distinct yet heterogeneous patient population. They come to the U.S. for a variety of ...
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  Characterization of hepatocyte cell entry factors which govern flavivirus entry 

  Hu, Alexander H. (2021)

  Flaviviruses are a genus of positive-sense, single-stranded ribonucleic acid (RNA) viruses. This genus includes viruses which have caused significant public health and economic concerns worldwide, such as dengue virus ...
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  Implementation of an early childhood obesity prevention intervention and physical activity- and screen time-related practices of Chinese-American parents of 6-month and 12-month old infants 

  Hsu, Sylvia (2021)

  BACKGROUND: Obesity is an understudied, but important issue for Chinese-American children. While overall rates of child obesity among Chinese-Americans are lower than in other racial/ethnic minority populations, about 1 ...
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  Data analysis on effects of therapeutic drug monitoring, dosing, and age on observed meprobamate concentrations in urine samples 

  Iarussi, Paul J. (2021)

  Prior to the development of benzodiazepines (BZDs) in the 1950’s, a class of drugs known as tranquilizers were used in psychiatry to treat patients experiencing anxiety and fear as well as more challenging states of psychosis ...
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  Opioid dose reductions associated with reduced pain sensitivity in adults with chronic low back pain 

  Issenman, Josephine (2021)

  BACKGROUND: Chronic low back pain (CLBP) is the leading cause of disability in the United States. People suffering from CLBP often have multiple comorbidities including depression, anxiety, and substance use disorder (SUD). ...
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  Can students who learn gross anatomy from 2D images successfully apply their knowledge to human cadaver prosections? A pilot study 

  In, Alexander (2021)

  Human gross anatomy is a visual science and relies on hands-on learning approaches (e.g., cadaver dissection) to grasp a foundational understanding of the human body. In 2020, COVID-19 forced gross anatomy courses to adjust ...
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  Disparities in inpatient COVID-19 clinical trial eligibility and enrollment across age, sex, race, ethnicity 

  Higgins, Jasmine Mae (2021)

  COVID-19 is caused by a novel coronavirus which has a high affinity for ACE-2 receptors in respiratory epithelium. The high affinity for ACE-2 allows the virus to infiltrate cells leading to viral assembly, maturation, and ...
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  Characterization and differentiation of protein reabsorption granules and punctate IgG in primary podocytopathies 

  Ihejirika, Tochukwu Nola Arthea (2021)

  Nephrotic syndrome (NS) is a set of symptoms defined by heavy proteinuria and associated with a host of kidney diseases that cause injury to the glomerulus, the filtration apparatus of the kidney. Primary podocytopathies ...
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  Barriers to cancer screening among Vietnamese communities in the United States 

  Huynh, Hanh (2021)

  Early detection and intervention of breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer improve cancer survival rates. However, ethnic and minority communities including Vietnamese Americans often delay their cancer screening practices. ...
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  Development of latent prints on fruits, vegetables, and plant leaves using fingerprint powder, magnetic powder, and Lumicyano superglue fuming 

  Hiroi, Reika (2021)

  Latent prints can be used as evidence in crime scenes to connect individuals to the location of a potential crime. In some cases, perpetrators may handle partially eaten fruits at the scene of a crime and leave latent ...

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