medicine Archives · The Badger Herald

Mar 1, 2023

The rise of ChatGPT: ChatGPT makes name for itself in classroom

Experts agree best solution is to not fight against AI, ban it in academics

Mar 4, 2022

The Lab Report: Alternate solutions for natural products using plant tissue

Students in the Maeda Lab grow, study plant tissue for genetics, evolution, amino acids often used in human medicine

Feb 1, 2022

Ketamine-based mental health treatment clinic to open in Madison area

'I personally feel that ketamine, as well as other psychedelics, are going to become increasingly popular treatment modalities for mental health disorders,' Revival Infusion founder says

Nov 3, 2021

Medical cannabis research shows great potential but still faces barriers

'The mainstreaming of medical cannabis is going to depend a lot on state level industries’ ability to develop products that appeal to customer’s health needs,' UW professor says

Sep 9, 2021

Wednesday Nite @ The Lab: The physics of X-ray lasers

In the first virtual-in person hybrid session of Wednesday Nite in the Lab, physicist Uwe Bergmann presented the paramount discoveries made with X-ray lasers

Sep 29, 2020

UW Distinguished Lecture Series hosts renowned epidemiologist Celine Gounder

Gounder emphasizes history of health inequity within Native American populations

Feb 12, 2020

UW researchers lead new coronavirus study

Real-time data sharing could help expedite development of vaccines, researcher said

Dec 10, 2019

Street medicine provides accessible healthcare for the most vulnerable populations

Urban homeless populations struggle to access adequate healthcare, but expansion of healthcare programs show promise

Jan 24, 2019

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

Feb 13, 2018

medicine

The rise of ChatGPT: ChatGPT makes name for itself in classroom

Experts agree best solution is to not fight against AI, ban it in academics

The Lab Report: Alternate solutions for natural products using plant tissue

Students in the Maeda Lab grow, study plant tissue for genetics, evolution, amino acids often used in human medicine

Ketamine-based mental health treatment clinic to open in Madison area

'I personally feel that ketamine, as well as other psychedelics, are going to become increasingly popular treatment modalities for mental health disorders,' Revival Infusion founder says

Medical cannabis research shows great potential but still faces barriers

'The mainstreaming of medical cannabis is going to depend a lot on state level industries’ ability to develop products that appeal to customer’s health needs,' UW professor says

Wednesday Nite @ The Lab: The physics of X-ray lasers

In the first virtual-in person hybrid session of Wednesday Nite in the Lab, physicist Uwe Bergmann presented the paramount discoveries made with X-ray lasers

UW Distinguished Lecture Series hosts renowned epidemiologist Celine Gounder

Gounder emphasizes history of health inequity within Native American populations

UW researchers lead new coronavirus study

Real-time data sharing could help expedite development of vaccines, researcher said

Street medicine provides accessible healthcare for the most vulnerable populations

Urban homeless populations struggle to access adequate healthcare, but expansion of healthcare programs show promise

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

New legislation would offer transparency, closure to families affected by errors in surgery

Bill would require all hospitals to offer video recording services for surgical procedures