In The News: School of Public Health
Those dealing with cold and flu season are not alone this time of year. Experts describe the fall season as the prime time to see several respiratory illnesses going around.
A Q&A with Dr. Manoj Sharma on the impact of social media, stress and sleep deprivation among teens.
Comagine Health, a leading national, nonprofit health care consulting firm, received multiple new maternal health contracts. The new work focuses on creating innovative approaches to address maternal health needs in Nevada and Oregon.
Caring begins within, resonating outward to encompass all living beings and the environment.
An important aspect of being a human being is to develop an awareness regarding the discomfort or suffering that we can cause for others. Such disposition entails not injuring any form of life, as far as possible, through our thoughts, words, or actions and instead providing comfort wherever there is injury.
Both Schools of Public Health in Nevada aim to reduce leading causes of childhood death, abuse, neglect and other challenges
Many of the automatic hand sanitizer dispensers in the United States either dispense too much or too little sanitizer to be fully effective, according to a study presented at the IDWeek conference this month.
A new study found that many hand sanitizer dispenser systems either dispense too much or too little sanitizer to be fully effective.
Anger (krodha) is an emotion or mood that all of us have felt. Some of us feel it more frequently than others but nobody is bereft of this feeling.
The CDC found a parasite called Angiostrongylus cantonensis (A. cantonensis) in brown rats from Atlanta. Humans can get infected by consuming snails or other foods that have picked up rat droppings.
In India, obesity has been increasing with about 350 million people fighting the battle against the bulge. There are two types of obesity – general and abdominal.
We're just days away from the first day of the WNBA finals.