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MU held a ceremony Friday to honor the new Sinclair School of Nursing building and its additions.

As a cancer nurse in the U.S. Army for more than 29 years, Elizabeth Anderson saw firsthand how chemotherapy, radiation and surgeries impact the body's lymphatic system, putting breast cancer survivors at greater risk for developing lymphedema, a chronic condition of swelling that may occur after surgical removal, chemotherapy treatment, or irradiation of lymph nodes.

HUNDREDS of travelling caravans have been sighted in and around the city all summer long.

There were more than 5,000 new freshmen on campus Monday, according to MU — a 2.7% increase from last years first day.

A project aimed at celebrating neurodiversity involving canopies of multi-coloured umbrellas was officially launched in Aberdeen

Alisha Johnson is a Care in Aging Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Sinclair School of Nursing here in Columbia. She spoke about aging in place, and what that means for older adults and long-term care facilities.

MU professor emerita Marilyn Rantz was part of the Committee on the Quality of Care in Nursing Homes that released a national report for improvement.

Alisha Johnson is a Care in Aging Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Sinclair School of Nursing here in Columbia. She spoke about the culture of aging in the United States and how that can impact older adults.

Skilled nursing operators can reduce costs and increase revenues, potentially by millions, by having staff members focus on detecting illnesses earlier to avoid hospitalization, according to a new study.

Missouri will use $30 million in CARES Act funding to support the states health care system and professionals.