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LEXINGTON — More than 500 University of Kentucky undergraduates met for the 17th annual Showcase of Undergraduate Scholars. The showcase empowers undergraduates…

National Teacher Appreciation Day is a time to acknowledge and appreciate the efforts of teachers in shaping our future.

FDA Provides Positive Feedback to Vistagen Regarding Use of the Liebowitz Social Anxiety Scale as an Endpoint in Phase 3 Development of Fasedienol for Treatment of Social Anxiety... | March 30, 2023

FDA Provides Positive Feedback on Intranasal Foralumab Program in Patients with Non-Active SPMSFirst Phase 2 trial employing intranasal foralumab for treating inflammatory neurological diseaseTiziana received

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Motivational interviewing and reflective listening can improve your communication with patients, writes Dr. James V. Anderson in his latest DrBicuspid column.

New York Times bestselling author April Henry wrote her first story in sixth grade and sent it to one of her favorite authors, Roald Dahl. His response and support impacted how she encourages her students today. Here, she explains how Roald Dahl helped her become a writer.

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