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Dr. Susan Love encouraged patients to take an active role in their care and created a comprehensive guide to breast cancer long before the internet.

Research has suggested that vaping is bad for heart and lungs.

Something rotten in WHO's Comms Shop.

Information on pathogen diversity can be used to investigate transmission dynamics and predict intervention outcomes. The resolution at which the pathogens can be identified determines the utility of such data in models. However, models can quickly become complicated if every variant has to be explicitly modelled.  In this seminar, the speaker will present past and ongoing work looking at how the addition of genetic data improved model inference in two different settings. 

Prof Koech wanted the court to review the decision of magistrate Victor Wakumile rendered in September 2021 arguing that it was faulty.

Highlights from CNN, PBS, Bloomberg and others.

As the number of cancer survivors rises, primary care specialists are playing an increasingly important role in managing these patients.

Emory faculty and staff are frequently recognized for their work locally, nationally and internationally. Read a sampling of recent accolades, including awards for professional contributions and leadership appointments.

Highlights from NBC News, USA Today, the New York Times and others.

The Michigan Wheat Program Summer Field Day is set for June 16 at the MSU Saginaw Valley Research and Extension Center.