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Aurora Health Care is an international destination for patient-centered bench (basic science), translational and clinical research. From announcing new clinical trials to publishing information about care breakthroughs, we often have exciting news to share.

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Needles Help with Pain in the ED. No, Not that Kind

MedPage Today - April 9, 2019

John Burns, DPT, of Aurora Health Care's Department of Integrative Medicine was featured in a story from MedPage Today about his team's study of acupuncture in the emergency department.

Amazing Strength

Oconomowoc Enterprise/Waukesha Freeman - March 14, 2019

Team Phoenix alumna Wendy Andrews debuts her gallery featuring photos of women who personify the word "strength," including Team Phoenix participants.

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Study shows use of new software may reduce expensive diagnostic imaging

Aurora Health Care researcher, collaborators publish findings from clinical trial in PLOS ONE

April 11, 2019

Aurora is only site in state participating in acute ischemic stroke study

Clinical trial will study the use of drug shown to improve stroke symptoms and the ability to perform personal care activities following stroke

March 22, 2019

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