The technology that has been used to track COVID-19 in the community may soon be used for other illnesses as well.

A COVID-19 wastewater surveillance program which began more than a year ago at UNLV has evolved to the point it’s showing promise in helping the medical community predict which influenza strains will be making the rounds during flu season, and target them when formulating the annual flu vaccine.

Clark County commissioners on Tuesday honored a UNLV medical student for her heroic efforts and proclaimed Oct. 5 "Liz Groesbeck Day."

Before the Clark County Commission declared Oct. 5 “Elizabeth Groesbeck Day,” the third-year UNLV medical student was quick to recognize others who stepped up to help a hit-and-run crash victim whose life she’s credited with helping save this summer.

Third-year medical student Liz Groesbeck was like other excited Las Vegas Raiders fans recently headed to the first full-capacity game in the new Allegiant Stadium since the team moved to “Sin City.”

A Las Vegas autism services nonprofit is fundraising for more staff following its takeover of a medical therapy and diagnostic center.

It’s still nearly 90 degrees in Las Vegas, so it makes sense if thoughts of winter seem far out of the picture.

It’s always tough to predict how severe a flu season will be, and this year is no different, with health experts seeing signs both good and bad.

It was a first date at a Las Vegas Raiders game one fan will never forget.

Whether you're looking for something cosmetic or reconstructive, the team at UNLV can take care of you.

Third-year medical student Liz Groesbeck was like other excited Las Vegas Raiders fans last month headed to the first full-capacity game in the new Allegiant Stadium since the team moved to "Sin City."

UNLV just held a class in the school of hard knocks.