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Photo submitted. Burak Axioglu, Jose Fernando Camacho, and Alan Vazquez in the College of Mathematical and Physical Sciences. Two professors from the Industrial Engineering Department recently traveled to Monterrey, Mexico. Burak Axioglu and Alan Vazquez traveled to Monterrey and met with representatives of the Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo León. The […]
Continue ReadingHow can a research university address problems of health care delivery, especially for the poor or otherwise vulnerable? The late Paul Farmer asked that same question to open an op-ed published in The Crimson eleven years ago this past May. As we commemorate his remarkable life and legacy at a University-wide memorial event on October […]
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News SERVPRO is taking about 15 employees Friday morning on a 1,200-mile trip to Fort Myers, Florida, one of the hardest-hit regions in the Sunshine State. The storm surge from Hurricane Ian made landfall Wednesday afternoon, causing widespread flooding and destruction in much of the state. As this storm continues to wreak havoc on communities […]
Continue ReadingThe Maximizing Outcomes through Better Investments in Lifesaving Equipment for Health Care Act — legislation that gives community health centers more flexibility in using New Access Points grants for mobile health care units — passed the House of Representatives on Sept. 29. The ADA supports the bipartisan bill, which is known as the MOBILE Health […]
Continue ReadingEditor’s Note – This CNN Travel series is sponsored by, or sponsored by, the country featured. CNN retains full editorial control over the subject matter, reporting and frequency of sponsored articles and videos, subject to our policies. (CNN) — As the lowest country in the world — most of it sits just a few feet […]
Continue ReadingFor immediate release: September 29, 2022 (22-149) Contact: DOH Communications Part of national vision to end hunger and reduce diet-related disease by 2030 OLYMPIA – Washington State Department of Health was recognized by the White House yesterday for the agency’s commitment to moving several plans forward for sustainable and equitable access to nutrition for all […]
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Lambeau Field is set to welcome fans for Sunday afternoon’s Packers Vs. Cancer game, presented by Bellin Health, which will recognize and honor those who have battled and continue to battle cancer. This is the sixth consecutive year that the Green Bay Packers, Bellin Health and the Vince Lombardi Cancer Foundation are teaming up for […]
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Story Links Richmond, Va. — The Richmond football team will kick off College Football Mental Health Week (CFMHW) at Saturday’s game at Elon as a part of the special week that begins Oct. 1 and runs through the 8th. Over 115 colleges and universities nationwide will participate, helping break down stigmas surrounding mental health by offering quality resources and letting […]
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SALEM Ore. (KPTV) – Public health officials confirmed on Thursday that a bat found in a Salem area home earlier in the week has tested positive for rabies, according to Marion County Public Health. Bats are the most common carriers of rabies in this state, and about 8-10% of bats tested for rabies are positive […]
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