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Dr. Sonya Shin speaks with a student during the Center for Global Health Research Symposium.

Center for Global Health symposium showcases research, hosts Dr. Sonya Shin

By Joycelyn Lu | November 25, 2018

Shin opened her presentation by discussing the concept of accompaniment — to work alongside a patient or community but on the terms of that individual or community.

Researchers collected samples of nasal microbiomes — bacterial ecosystems in the nose — and discovered a relationship between the bacteria types in one’s nose and the severity of cold symptoms.

Common cold study revisited: Nose bacteria may impact cold severity

By Joycelyn Lu | November 18, 2018

Initial results indicate a correlation between the bacterial makeup of the nose and the severity of common cold symptoms.

Joycelyn Lu

Center for Global Health symposium showcases research, hosts Dr. Sonya Shin

Common cold study revisited: Nose bacteria may impact cold severity

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