Rutgers professor discusses racial tensions, disparities in public health policy
Marginalization in hospitals have left African Americans with worse health outcomes than white people, professor says
Smoke Signals: Wisconsin referendum reveals voters want legal weed, but what are the risks?
Overwhelming popular support for legalizing marijuana fuels discussion of potential medical, economic and societal benefits and risks
Wisconsin workplace wellness programs focus on health information, not changes to environment
Though these programs are well intentioned, experts are concerned by lack of long term benefits to employees
Mobile health app for substance use disorders priority for healthcare, essential for Americans
New technology tears down barriers for recovering addicts regardless of socioeconomic status
Public health officials have no right to perpetuate debunked medical theories
Medical officials nationwide must cease spreading message of vaccinations and their utterly false link to autism
On campus, normalization of stress, sleep-deprivation, out-of-control schedules destroys our health
We need to change our rhetoric regarding what it means to be a successful student
New eText program lightens students’ load, fattens wallet
Online textbooks are more beneficial to students in terms of cost, safety, accessibility
Becoming your very own Ironman
Getting physically fit benefits not only your physical health, but other parts of your life as well
UW researcher looks to provide alternative to antibiotics
Jan Peter Van Pijkeren is creating drug that will have fewer side effects than antibiotics
Mental health a high priority for UHS in upcoming budget
UHS plans to increase funding request for mental health services
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