Jian Liu's team has created a form of low molecular weight heparin that can be reversed by protamine and is cleared by the liver instead of the kidneys. This makes it a safer and more effective drug for patients with compromised renal function and for those who experience spontaneous bleeding.

Researchers analyzed audio recordings of pediatrician visits and found that providers rarely discussed ADHD according to national guidelines, while patients rarely asked questions about ADHD. The researchers say this is a missed opportunity to "treat the whole child."

Russ Mumper, PhD, is the recipient of a 2014 Molecules Best Paper Award for a 2010 review of plant phenolic compounds, their processing, and health and medical applications.

Betsy Sleath, PhD, the George H. Cocolas Distinguished Professor at the School, takes over for Eliana Perrin, MD, MPH, who was named the University’s new associate vice chancellor for research in November.