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SIU students from the College of Health and Human Sciences, College of Business and Analytics, College of Liberal Arts, and School of Education are helping this summer.

As a Southern Illinois University Carbondale football player, James Ceasar, of Detroit, joined his teammates in volunteering at NubAbility, a nonprofit that hosts sports camps for young, limb-different athletes, giving them the opportunity to be with other children like them and learn how very much they can do.

While resilient, older LGBTQ+ adults face significant health and mental health disparities, a growing body of research shows.

A multi-faceted device for effectively treating deep, non-compressible, and irregularly-shaped wounds has been engineered by the scientists at the Terasaki Institute for Biomedical Innovation (TIBI).

The technology company is promoting a fever-reducing device, insoles with sensors and a portable car charger

The fact is: ensuring equitable access to digital learning is a uniquely complex and challenging problem to solve. District teams often lack the necessary data and time needed to effectively identify and resolve connectivity issues that prevent students from accessing learning outside of school.

Electrified ePatch Bandage Kills Harmful Bacteria in the Wound - Industry Tap

Australian national champion William Yang has withdrawn from next month's World Trials in order to address a benign tumor on his spine.

As South Korea edges closer to being solely powered by renewables come 2050, the manufacturing industries of Australia's third-largest trading partner believe hydrogen gas is the answer to help reach its target.

As the federal government rolls out recommendations for stronger cybersecurity, K–12 budgets struggle to support upgrades.