Stevens Researcher Proposes Novel Way to Spot Forming Skin Cancers

A newly emerging technology holds promise for imaging and diagnosing skin-cancer tissues earlier and more accurately than ever — and Stevens Institute of Technology is at the forefront.

U. of Michigan's Academic Medical Center Gets New Name

Santa Visits Pediatric Sub-Acute Patients with Toy Donations From Stanbridge College Students

Queen’s-led study to benefit children living with the trauma of abuse

Holiday Cheer: UNF Students Build Hi-tech Toys for Disabled Kids

Significant Health Coverage Gains for Latino Children Since Affordable Care Act Took Effect

Autism support program at Fairleigh Dickinson University now accepting applications

Seau Foundation Makes $250K Donation to UC San Diego

New York College Mumps Outbreak Prompts Vaccination Clinic

Hispanic Adults with Diabetes Could Benefit from Peer Support Interventions

Events Canceled as University of Missouri Mumps Cases Grow

Indiana Undergrads Researching Diseases with Cuban School

Indiana undergraduate students are partnering with the University of Havana on a program researching treatments for neglected diseases. Such diseases are those that have little or no financial incentive to research because they affect small or poverty-stricken populations. Students and researchers with Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis recently traveled to Cuba to begin a partnership with the University of Havana on the topic.