Pediatric infectious diseases specialist Dr. David Di John has spent decades combating deadly diseases including HIV/AIDS.

A health economist in the Lee Business School, her research interests center around policies addressing the health of low-income and at-risk infants and children.

Do children raised by male caregivers have different perceptions of gender as a result of who raised them? This psychology major spent her summer exploring the question.

An education researcher turns to the digital realm of video games for a way to identify children’s behavioral problems in the real world.

UNLV Healthy Homes team will also examine homes for health issues such as asthma triggers, energy and fire problems, trip and fall hazards, pests, and mold.

Led by a passionate team of student attorneys and staff, the UNLV Immigration Clinic shines rays of hope on young clients in dire need of legal — and emotional — support.

Chocolate is the sweet treat least likely to play tricks on your teeth.

UNLV dietitian Samantha Coogan on the pros and cons of organic vs. gluten-free, avoiding the afternoon sugar or caffeine crash, and making healthy options fun.

Ninth annual check of state’s entering kindergartners showed more have health insurance, yet barriers to health care access still exist.

Benjamin Burroughs studies how new media industries channel children’s attention.

The researcher from Nebraska is working to reduce HIV transmission between mothers and children in Nigeria.

With the Ackerman Center, families in Las Vegas Valley finally now have one place to turn to for comprehensive autism care.