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As frontline public health professionals, community health workers (CHWs) bridge gaps between health systems and the communities they serve by connecting patients to both health and social services. CHWs often share similar backgrounds or personal experiences navigating the health care system with the patients they serve. These similar experiences can allow CHWs to become trusted…

Last week was the six-month reunion of the Heart Healthy Living class. It was a fun evening to reconnect, try some heart-healthy snacks and review the lessons from February about the importance of blood pressure, cholesterol and stress management for healthy hearts

AI is helping companies design products for the side effects of rapid weight loss

DVIDS – News – Army Reserve medical personnel build readiness through active-duty, joint integration

The company is targeting muscle loss and other rapid weight-loss side effects as around 16 million Americans take GLP-1 medicines

By 2024, diet and nutrition apps had reached a global market value of $2.1 billion, with an anticipated value of $4.5 billion by 2030. Most of these apps now include AI-powered photo recognition as a standard feature. 

The use of artificial intelligence in fields like health care has been growing in recent years — and now scientists have used AI to build a virus that could kill dangerous bacteria like E. coli

If you spend anytime on the fitness end of the internet, folks sure love to argue about what the “best” form of workout is. There are solid arguments for many of them—and many come backed with studies to boot. And while we love to encourage folks to build muscle and get in some heart-pumping cardio,…

Southern California is in the middle of another summer heat wave, but even soaring temperatures won’t stop the back-to-school season. As children and teens return to the classroom and after-school sports, staying hydrated is especially important. With so many beverages marketed to families, from sports drinks to energy drinks, it can be difficult to know…

Craig Chandler | University Communication and Marketing Craig Chandler | University Communication and Marketing A graduate student works in the Flow Cytometry Lab at the Morrison Center’s Nebraska Center for Biotechnology. Researchers use advanced tools to study biological systems and address challenges in human and animal health.