In The News: Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV
As a clinical psychologist with an expertise in relationships and addictive behavior, people often ask me whether they can be friends with an ex after a breakup. Like most things involving human relationships, the real answer is that it depends. Being “friends” with an ex-lover can be a very slippery slope, full of relationship dynamics and emotions that can make it really tough.
Couples who struggle getting rest may find a solution in the internet’s newest sleep fascination: sleep divorce.
Women’s health, and especially women’s sexual health, is still critically under-researched. It can lead to some conditions being misunderstood or, worse, stigmatised, not only by those dealing with them but also by GPs and other medical professionals.
The loved ones of a first-year medical doctor came together. Loved ones spent time honoring and remembering Gwendoline Amsrala, allegedly stabbed to death by her husband in their home last week.
Dr. Gwendoline Amsrala hoped to spend the rest of her life caring for critically ill patients.
What Every Family Needs to Know About Fentanyl will examine this epidemic from a local perspective and focus on how this crisis impacts our schools, families, law enforcement and healthcare systems.
What Every Family Needs to Know About Fentanyl will examine this epidemic from a local perspective and focus on how this crisis impacts our schools, families, law enforcement and healthcare systems.
On Monday, Edwin Oh led UNLV administrators on a tour through the lab where he and his colleagues study sewer water.
On Monday, Edwin Oh led UNLV administrators on a tour through the lab where he and his colleagues study sewer water.
On Monday, Edwin Oh led UNLV administrators on a tour through the lab where he and his colleagues study sewer water.
Thursday colleagues and fellow doctors spoke out about the tragic death of 28-year-old Dr. Gwendoline Amsrala after she was allegedly stabbed to death by her husband.
Dr. Gwendoline Amsrala had hoped to spend the rest of her life caring for critically ill patients.