AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCampus Safety: University of Nebraska-Lincoln leaders warn students about the “Red Zone” for sexual violence at the start of the school year, stressing prevention tips and that responsibility lies with offenders. Biomedical Research: South Korea’s POSTECH team built a breathing-like artificial lung using an ultra-thin hydrogel membrane, designed to mimic real alveoli and respond to influenza. Public Health & Viruses: Researchers report seminal fluid can help mpox/monkeypox enter human cells, adding detail to how the virus spreads. Justice & Education: Indiana University research finds a support program for incarcerated people with traumatic brain injuries—education, coping skills, and post-release help—cuts return-to-prison rates sharply. Cancer Care: UC San Francisco scientists describe a lab-made dendritic-cell approach that trains a patient’s T cells to attack tumors, slowing growth in animal models. Student Health Tech: The ASICA aftercare app for early-stage melanoma survivors is recruiting participants for final evaluation, aiming to boost regular skin checks. Higher Ed Costs: Florida State University’s proposed tuition and fee hikes would raise out-of-state costs, drawing criticism for adding barriers for non-Florida students. Learning & Food: University of Maine researchers say offering frozen fruit smoothies at lunch increases fruit intake and reduces waste, with a toolkit for schools.
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