Angela Lu

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Johns Hopkins University

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Angela Lu is a Teaching Assistant at Johns Hopkins University in the United States. Her research interests encompass the impact of cirrhosis severity on hormone levels, the role of complement deposition in chronic kidney disease, and the effects of medication on skin pigmentation. Additionally, she explores financial disparities in pediatric health outcomes and investigates linguistic complexities related to thought disorders.

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Developing a MRI-Compatible Functional Cranial Implant for Pump-Assisted Chronic and Direct Medicine Delivery to Treat Neurologic Pathology

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Johanna Margarete Marianne Bayer

University of Melbourne

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The impact of cirrhosis severity and spironolactone on sex hormone levels in men

POS1305 RENAL TUBULAR COMPLEMENT C9 DEPOSITION IS LINKED TO TUBULOINTERSTITIAL FIBROSIS AND PROGRESSION TO CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE IN LUPUS NEPHRITIS

Nail pigmentation may be an early sign of minocycline-associated cutaneous pigmentation: A systematic review.

Surgical Site Infections Are Uncommon Following Nail Biopsies in a Single Center Case-Control Study of 502 Patients.

Disparities in Financial Burden, Outcomes, and Comorbidities Among Pediatric Patients With Pyoderma Gangrenosum With and Without Mental Health Disorders in a Multivariate Analysis of the 2016 Kids' Inpatient Database.

The SPEAK study rationale and design: A linguistic corpus-based approach to understanding thought disorder

4.62 “Ask” vs “Inquire”: Quantifying Lexical Complexity With Etymology

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Johanna Margarete Marianne Bayer

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