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Texas Brain Economy Summit 2026: Catalyzing a new wave of innovation and economic growth

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UTMB research advances Bundibugyo Ebola vaccine data

New research examines how mild brain injury sparks early immune response

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UTMB strengthens frontline preparedness for special pathogens

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UTMB researchers identify SARS-CoV-2 proteins that let COVID-19 outsmart the immune system

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Turning back the clock on the microbiome is key to preventing liver cancer and aging, study finds