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Additionally, alarming rates of teen pregnancies and forced marriages in Uganda have a shattering effect on girls’ education in Uganda....

Aug. 6, 1934 - July 22, 2022 Hazel Lorraine Jun- tunen died peacefully at her home at Woodside Village on July 22, 2022, looking forward to reuni

The Indonesian government campaigns for the healthy living community movement (GERMAS) to prevent and overcome public health problems. At an event titled ...

The U.S. bishops warn that new HHS regulations mandating harmful surgies are “a violation of religious freedom and bad medicine.”

University of Oregon Project SIMPLE collaborates with Springfield High to offer mental health resources to students with disabilities.

The estate lawyer and daughter of a former Texas A&M president carries on a family legacy of serving the university.

The Department of Health and Human Services mandates health care workers to perform life-altering surgeries

Racial/ethnic minority populations in the U.S. are being hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, with Hispanic and Black Americans being hospitalized and dying in disproportionate numbers. A Penn State study analyzed data when COVID-19 vaccines first became available to determine whether these racial and ethnic disparities carried over to vaccine hesitancy.

The Destination Dawgs program provides an inclusive undergraduate experience for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

A new study links low to moderate stress and higher brain functions. Learn how stress management can help strengthen your mental health.