Health Sciences Program News Today

John N. Forrest Jr., MD, professor emeritus of medicine (nephrology), died on March 19. He was 85.

An 18-year-old “biomedical inventor” from St. Catharines took home a $10,000 prize in the latest Ingenius+ Challenge.

A health science course at Ohio State University requires students to engage in assignments and discussions titled 'Unpack the Invisible Knapsack.'

A class at Ohio State University (OSU) is reportedly making its students address their so-called "whiteness," as well as explain what the term "white" means, and how they "navigate race" in their daily lives.

A health sciences program offered at The Ohio State University requires students to address their privileges if they are White, heterosexual or able-bodied.

The course – titled Individual Differences in Patient/Client Populations – is offered through Ohio State University's School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences.

A health sciences program offered at The Ohio State University requires students to address their privileges if they are White, heterosexual or able-bodied.

Ohio State University student who have signed up to a health sciences course are required to address their white, heterosexual or able-bodied privileges.

A health sciences course offered at Ohio State University purportedly pushed students to confront their "white" and "heterosexual" privilege.

Asiri Health, Sri Lanka's leading chain of private hospitals and diagnostic facilities, has proudly launched the new Asiri Academy of Health Sciences (AAHS), an initiative to provide youth with access to internationally recognized healthcare qualifications at an affordable cost. Expanding horizon