Category: Science
New Ivy Tech dean looks to grow health science programs
Mar. 3—With the demand for health care workers not slowing down anytime soon, Ivy Tech’s new dean of health science…
Washington Department of Health launches data based science contest for high school students
WASHINGTON – The Washington State Department of Health launched a contest last month which gives high school students the opportunity…
In a defamation lawsuit, the hype around digital health clashes with scientific criticism
A retraction often marks the end of a dispute over published scientific research. But in the case of a $300…
Science for Health Equity
Growing up she wanted to be a doctor, but she ran into microbiology by chance. Born in Italy and raised…
Amherst, Health Sciences move to Class A2 final
Amherst High School and Health Sciences Charter School will get a shot at the Class A2 crown following semifinal victories…
Webster University announces new College of Science and Health
Photo provided by Webster University On June 1, Webster University welcomes a new addition that will ultimately benefit both students…
Why Diversity In Health Research Is Good Science And Good Business
Praduman Jain is CEO and founder of Vibrent Health, a digital health technology company powering the future of precision medicine. Recruiting…
STAT and MIT rooted out the weaknesses in health care algorithms. Here’s how we did it
In July 2021, STAT and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology set out to answer a simple question with big implications…
Sunday Morning Science Lab: February Winner Ethan Schwartz Used Personal Health Issue For His Science Project
MIAMI (CBSMiami) — Have you heard of eosinophilic esophagitis? Neither had Ethan Schwartz until recently. The Tequesta Trace Middle School…
Vinay Prasad: “Public Health’s (Mis)Truth Problem”
Vinay Prasad is at it yet again in a recent article published in City Journal, promoting himself as the scientist-physician…
