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Dorelle Dushime always had a passion for health equity and helping people. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in global health from the School of Human Evolution and Social Change at Arizona State University in 2016. Recently, Dushime placed in phase one of a national challenge aimed at reducing HIV-related stigma and disparities.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is currently reporting 4,638 cases of monkeypox in the United States, with 41 cases in Arizona. We talked to ASU epidemiologist Megan Jehn about the disease and some misconceptions surround it.

An archaic upper mandible unearthed in Spain exhibits the different morphological traits of a person who may be Europe's earliest documented primitive ancestor.

An ancient upper jawbone discovered in Spain reveals the unique facial features of an individual who may be the oldest known ancient human relative in Europe. 

The fossil was found in Spain and included a tooth.

Not bad for a Fossil Friday!

A jawbone fragment discovered in northern Spain last month could be the oldest known fossil of a human ancestor found to date in Europe, Spanish paleontologists said Friday. The researchers said the fossil found at an archeological site on June 30 in northern Spain's Atapuer...

Archaeologists say bone fragment is around 1.4 million years old, but need to complete scientific dating process

The reign of the dinosaurs on Earth was a lengthy one. For about 165 million years, they dominated every continent, and today they have conquered our

Researchers combined techniques from archaeology and paleontology to study the evolution of the brain.