Six Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Diabetes
Regardless of your background, if you have a family history of diabetes, you should schedule a consultation or a physical exam with your doctor to talk about ways to prevent or to treat diabetes. Read More
Stay Proactive and Informed about Breast Cancer
It鈥檚 that time of year again鈥擮ctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. While there鈥檚 increased attention surrounding breast cancer this month, it鈥檚 always important to be in-the-know about the threats to black women, overall risk factors, and the importance of early detection any time of the year. Read More
Biotechnology: Transforming Life as We Know It
New discoveries in biotechnology are transforming life as we know it. That鈥檚 why it is no surprise our Masters of Science in Biotechnology students have internships at federal agencies, start-up incubators, and other top research institutions. Read More
Better Maternal Health Starts with the Heart
We are more aware today than ever that heart disease is the leading cause of death among both men and women in the U.S. However, research shows that women actually tend to be more anxious about getting breast cancer鈥攅ven though heart disease kills as many as six times more women annually. Read More
Navigating and Treating Infertility
Encountering various obstacles to pregnancy is a fairly common issue for many couples. This struggle can be frustrating and often takes an emotional toll on couples trying to conceive. However, understanding and treatment of infertility have advanced greatly in recent years. Read More
Pursuing their Passions to Help Others: Reflections from Two Inaugural Physician Assistant Studies Program Students
Two new Physician Assistants Studies Program students, Brianna Cummings and Quaadir Otto-Smallwood, share their thoughts about the first month in the program. Read More