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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.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, joins ‘The Faulkner Focus’ to discuss President Donald Trump’s MAHA movement. Rollins highlights the shift in policy towards real food, advocating for dietary reforms and a food supply overhaul to eliminate harmful additives. She explains new SNAP restrictions and agricultural support, aiming to combat food deserts and improve child fitness

Working in partnership, both organisations will invest £72 million in the UK Obesity Research Institute (UK-ORI), which will be solely dedicated to addressing one of the most significant health challenges facing the UK

FORT HUNTER LIGGETT, Calif. — While Soldiers across Operation Bold Eagle 26 focused on training, security and medical readiness, one team began its mission long before sunrise, ensuring every Soldier and patient has the nutrition needed to perform at their best

Calocurb, a New Zealand dietary supplement made from hop flowers, has delivered impressive clinical study results, according to some weight-loss experts

Noor Salem, 30, stands beside an incubator at a neonatal intensive care unit in central Gaza, where her baby, Yazan Al-Khalidi, lies attached to tubes and monitors

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Abdul El-Sayed is among America’s most prominent proponents of Medicare-for-all

Coffee has repeatedly been associated with longer life and a lower risk of several chronic illnesses. Even so, scientists have not fully understood the biological processes that might explain those benefits

When Google’s Debug project made headlines this spring for seeking permission to release genetically engineered mosquitoes in California and Florida, it raised a question that public health researchers also have been studying: Can technology solve a problem as old and stubborn as mosquito-borne disease? The Yale School of Public Health (YSPH) has its own experts…