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Often misused by politicians, nostalgia is a positive emotion that could do with a makeover

Find out how biomedical engineering professor Morten Jensen is developing innovative devices to produce better outcomes in cardiovascular medicine.

After serving 14 months of his five-year sentence in jail, Robert Saunders has lived at his sister’s house for the past six months. And the Parole Board recently extended his stay there for at least a

The University of Arkansas and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences are teaming up to create a device that can save lives by detecting blood loss and dehydration.

Researchers at the University of Arkansas and University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences are developing a wearable device to assist with the early detection and monitoring of internal and external bleeding.

The Department of Defense awarded a little more than $1.9 million to a multidisciplinary team of researchers at the University of Arkansas and University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences to develop a wearable device that will assist with the early detection and monitoring of internal and external bleeding.

It's already passed the taste test from a few children critics.

MediaWorks has used its Opinionation panel to prove the effectiveness of bus advertising in driving brand values and consideration for household staples like Special K. Recently Kellogg's launched a new creative direction for Special K, aiming to elevate brand ...

Nicholas Robert Saunders was found guilty of attempted murder and two felony counts of pointing a firearm in Franklin, Indiana.

"The Underwater Cabaret" was a one-of-a-kind handmade arts and satire journal that could only be read by one person at a time.