GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - Will Rausch calls himself a “disease detective,” investigating illness outbreaks and tracking ...

Workers in Ukraine's embattled health-care system are reporting a mixture of resilience, hope, despondency, and anger amid mounting challenges as Russia's full-scale invasion of their country ...

One of the factors that burden families providing care is the uncertainty of "how long they will need to continue caregiving.

Some federal workers aren’t leaving public service altogether. They’re landing jobs in local government. A job-seeking platform managed by national nonprofit Work for America is helping some workers ...

Drug observers puzzled by vaccine maker, which made a killing on COVID-19, failing to read the room with new administration. Moderna puts heat on FDA vaccines chief who's already been rebuked once by ...

Francesca Beaudoin PhD’17, a professor of epidemiology and emergency medicine in the School of Public Health, served her first day as interim dean of the SPH on Jan. 1. Beaudoin succeeds former SPH ...

When it’s time to have a difficult conversation with a dying patient about whether to insert a feeding tube, Dr. Jonathan ...

The 2026 Forbes Healthcare Summit will convene the world's most influential leaders in healthcare, medicine and science.

The Medical and Health Sciences Pathway at Roosevelt gives participating students a way of learning about careers in the ...

The first-of-its-kind report uncovers key information about the city’s population of those with disabilities and inequities ...

Although the government says the move will depoliticize US science, some researchers say it will do the opposite.