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Connect with colleagues through ACTS Special Interest Groups (SIGs). Share knowledge, build connections and engage with peers across clinical research and translational science. Explore ACTS SIGs and find your group: actscience.org/About/Special…

Red Blood Cells Inspire New Gene Therapy Nanocarriers Researchers developed red blood cell-based nanocarriers designed to target cancer cells and deliver therapeutic cargo for gene therapy. news.osu.edu/red-blood-cells…

Your work belongs at #TS27! The Call for Proposals is open. Submit a scientific session or poster proposal for Translational Science 2027, April 20–23 in Washington, DC. Submit your proposal today: actscience.org/Translational…

Member News | Ultrasounds, Glowing Molecules and the Brain Sixteen students gained hands-on clinical and translational research experience through VCU’s summer research program. news.vcu.edu/article/ultraso…

Study Highlights Diet & Liver Health A Washington University study found that a very low-carbohydrate ketogenic diet may offer added liver and blood sugar benefits beyond weight loss. medicine.washu.edu/news/low-…

JCTS Call for Manuscripts Submit to “The Qualitative Dimensions of Translational Science.” cambridge.org/core/journals/… 📅 Deadline: May 31, 2027

New research from Oregon Health & Science University suggests supportive caregiving may help protect children from the effects of prenatal inflammation linked to ADHD symptoms. Read more: news.ohsu.edu/2026/07/31/ohs…

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Share your research at Translational Science 2027! The #TS27 Call for Proposals is open. Submit proposals for scientific sessions and poster presentations taking place in Washington, DC, April 20–23, 2027. Submit your proposal: actscience.org/Translational…

A new Yale School of Medicine study explores ways to protect brain function during hypoglycemia in people with type 1 diabetes. The findings could help inform future treatment approaches. medicine.yale.edu/news-artic…

The CCTS is seeking impact stories showing how CTSA-supported science is making a difference. Share your research, data and community impact for a chance to be featured on the CCTS website and in advocacy materials. coalition4cts.org/

Your Learning Starts Here Explore webinars, partner programs and past Translational Science recordings in the ACTS Learning Library. Members access content for free; guests can create an account to explore and purchase. Explore: actscience.org/Professional-…

UW researchers link genetic changes in brain development to more severe schizophrenia symptoms and lower cognitive abilities. newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/d…

June’s News From the Hill covers the House’s FY 2027 funding proposals, including a $100 million increase for NIH and additional funding for NIGMS and NCATS. Read the full update: actscience.org/Publications/…

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New ACTIV-6 trial findings show that metformin, an affordable medication with an established safety record, reduced the risk of clinician-diagnosed long COVID when started during acute COVID-19 infection. bit.ly/4bKiv6c

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A new study validated a genetic scoring tool that may help diagnose idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and predict which patients are at greatest risk for severe outcomes. mayocl.in/4vRpbqs