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A survey of college students reported many are comfortable calling emergency services for an overdose, but fewer know how to intervene with naloxone.

The Associated Student Government Senate met Wednesday to revise its governing code, vote on legislation and introduce new legislation for next week’s meeting. Weinberg sophomore and ASG Parliamentarian Grace Houren proposed several updates to the ASG Code, which serves as “an operational rulebook and guide” for ASG members. Houren’s proposals included provisions to allow student...

Drinking dark tea may help control blood sugar, finds study

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Content warning: This article contains mentions of eating disorders. Students grabbing lunch from the dining halls may have noticed a small change starting earlier this month. On Feb. 2, Northwestern Dining removed the calorie counts from food labels in all undergraduate dining halls. Campus Dietitian Maddy McDonough said the change was made in response to...

USC’s latest mental health initiative embeds therapists directly into career centers.

VETERAN educator and founder of consulting firm Versan Educational Services, Sandra Bramwell, is encouraging parents, teachers and other educational professionals to focus on preparing Jamaican st...

More than half of American workers have cut or stopped contributing to their retirement savings plans to cope with soaring prices and 40-year-high inflation rates.

Kara Cattani is the new director of BU Behavioral Medicine.

Depression is positively associated with the use of tobacco products, such as e-cigarettes (vapes) and cigarettes in college students.