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    Publications Feed

    The Publications RSS block allows you to display a dynamic list of publications from PubMed or ORCiD. The list will update automatically when new publications are added.

      Sources

      PubMed

      1. Perform a search or advanced search on PubMed. The search results are what will be displayed in your RSS feed, so make sure they are accurate.
      2. At the top of the search results, near the search field, select Create RSS.
      3. A dropdown will appear. Confirm by clicking Create RSS again and then Copy to copy the generated RSS feed URL.
      4. Paste the URL into WordPress. It should automatically create the block and display the intended publications.

      ORCiD

      1. Go to your ORCiD profile. The URL should look like this: orcid.org/XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
      2. Paste the URL into WordPress. It should automatically create the block and display the intended publications.

      Block Settings

      The publications block has several settings, including style options and controls for what is displayed.

      • Number of publications
        Control how many publications are displayed. The higher the number, the longer the page will take to load.
      • Featured authors
        Add up to 10 authors to feature. Featured authors will be bolded in the RSS feed.
        Note: not all publications sources support authors. This option will not be available in those that don’t.
      • Display…
        The following fields can be toggled on and off (if the source supports them).
        • Date
        • Description
        • Source
        • Identifiers

      Example

      • Leveraging immunoprecipitation mass spectrometry and neuropathology to identify the clinical value of different blood tau species in Alzheimer’s disease

        Jacob Labonte, Annalise E Miner, Jenna R Groh, Laia Montoliu-Gaya, Yorghos Tripodis, Hugo J Aparicio, Katherine W Turk, Andrew E Budson, Lindsay Farrer, Lee E Goldstein, Wei Qiao Qiu, Jesse Mez, Ann C McKee, Henrik Zetterberg, Thor D Stein, Johan Gobom, Nicholas J Ashton, Michael L Alosco

        Journal of neurology. 2026 October 31. pmid:42965704, doi:10.1007/s00415-026-14232-y

        CONCLUSIONS: Plasma p-tau217 and p-tau ratios were comparable to autopsy-confirmed AD in predicting clinical outcomes of AD. This study highlights the promise and potential utility of plasma biomarkers for symptom monitoring.

      • Stellarator reactor-relevant fusion exhaust analysis, including diagnostic synthesis from experiments on W7-X

        C C Klepper, S De Pascuale, G Schlisio, J A As-Sya’bani, B R Quinlan, S Varoutis, J Ongena, K Crombé, D Boeyaert, E Delabie, F Federici, C Killer, B Lomanowski, T M Biewer, W7-X Team

        The Review of scientific instruments. 2026 October 29. pmid:42954758, doi:10.1063/5.0350678

        The (ITER-prototype) diagnostic residual gas analyzer (p-DRGA) was deployed in the W7-X OP2.3 experimental campaign, with emphasis on W7-X research applications, i.e., going beyond diagnostic capability demonstration focus of the previous campaigns. In addition to an initial validation of neutrals modeling in sub-divertor regions for helium exhaust applications and support of the associate ICRF-induced fast ion generation research program, the diagnostic system also provided early data relevant…

      • Increasing Insulin Pump Use in Youth with Type 1 Diabetes While Addressing Disparities

        Kimberly K Vidmar, Rachel J Fenske, Whitney Beaton, M Tracy Bekx, Elizabeth A Mann

        Pediatric quality & safety. 2026 October 29. pmid:42953609, pmc:PMC13716418, doi:10.1097/pq9.0000000000000946

        CONCLUSIONS: This initiative increased insulin pump use among both reference and minoritized groups of youth with T1D at a single institution and improved the efficiency of the insulin pump initiation process without a measurable increase in workload or diabetes-associated ketoacidosis events. Although increased pump adoption among both groups is encouraging, continued advocacy at the individual and policy levels is needed to achieve optimal pump use and reduce disparities.

      • Differential attraction of Lygus hesperus (Hemiptera: Miridae) to host plants in the laboratory

        Matthew C Hetherington, Christelle Guédot, Johanne Brunet

        Journal of insect science (Online). 2026 October 28. pmid:42950139, pmc:PMC13715977, doi:10.1093/jisesa/ieag117

        Lygus hesperus Knight is a generalist pest of alfalfa, strawberry, cotton, and other crops in western North America. Quantifying the relative olfactory preference of L. hesperus to different hosts and understanding the potential chemical basis of host selection could facilitate the monitoring and management of this serious pest. In this study, we examined the response of female L. hesperus to olfactory cues from 17 host plant species using flight tunnel and Y-tube olfactometer assays. We then…

      • Cultural and linguistic adaptation of the trust in the health care team scale for Spanish-preferring Latino adults

        Yohualli B Anaya, Maria Mora Pinzon, Madison Wray, Diana Garcia, Maria Del Carmen Rosales, Shiva Bidar-Sielaff, Patricia Tellez-Giron, Yao Liu, Jennifer Richmond

        Patient education and counseling. 2026 October 27. pmid:42945708, doi:10.1016/j.pec.2026.110355

        CONCLUSIONS: We conclude that simply translating a measurement instrument resulted in survey items that inadequately transmitted the intended meaning and purpose of survey items. Our research partnership with a community-based Latino-serving organization led to successful incorporation of the target population not only as participants, but also as research team experts.


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