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You can order your own blood work now. Interpreting the results is another story

You can order your own blood work now. Interpreting the results is another story

Firms like Function Health and Oura market regular blood tests to people wanting to take their health into th…

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Think You're Too Young for Colon Cancer? Think Again.

Think You're Too Young for Colon Cancer? Think Again.

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A Fascinating New Discovery Could Help Identify Who's at Risk for Early Colon Cancer

A Fascinating New Discovery Could Help Identify Who's at Risk for Early Colon Cancer

Colon cancer is hitting long before the usual screening age. If you could ID who's at risk, you could screen …

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What to do when the air gets smoky: New Yorkers know now what living with big wildfires is like

What to do when the air gets smoky: New Yorkers know now what living with big wildfires is like

As many New Yorkers have learned, wildfire smoke is unpleasant. It burns your eyes, irritates your throat, an…

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A Fascinating New Discovery Could Help Identify Who's at Risk for Early Colon Cancer

A Fascinating New Discovery Could Help Identify Who's at Risk for Early Colon Cancer

Colon cancer is hitting long before the usual screening age. If you could ID who's at risk, you could screen …

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Darkness all around: a solid network built by ADVANCE before COVID allowed it to support faculty through the pandemic

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By Kate Cunningham Verified
| UNM Newsroom
As the full impact of the March 2020 orders from government officials to close the doors on life as we knew it were sinking in, ADVANCE team leaders started to get the sense they were facing more “what if” moments. Their iterative attitude had already come in handy for the group during the early days of its NSF grant work on faculty development years earlier.
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Setting the stage for a decade of impact

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By Kate Cunningham Verified
| UNM Newsroom
Editor’s note: In 2016, the National Science Foundation gave a group of leaders at The University of New Mexico a shot at reimagining how the university could best recruit, retain and promote women and minority STEM faculty. Over time, the five-year, $3.3 million project became known as the ADVANCE at UNM initiative and grew into a community of mentors and change makers determined to improve campus climate, bolster research and foster success for all faculty.
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You can order your own blood work now. Interpreting the results is another story

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| KWMU-FM (St. Louis, MO) Verified
Lana McDonald, a 34-year-old teacher from Massachusetts, got an Oura Ring two years ago to track her sleep. When she got an email from Oura selling a set of blood tests for $99, she was intrigued. Her primary care physician had never ordered blood testing before. The app took her to the website for Quest Diagnostics, where she got an appointment within the week. The results started coming in that same day.
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