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The International Youth Day event observed at the Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (SVIMS), the TTD-run super speciality hospital, saw speakers speak on the importance of spiritual well-being in students to let them scale great heights

If a veterinarian could use a smartphone camera and artificial intelligence to grade tumors, it could be done more readily in remote areas or without expensive diagnostic equipment

People of UCBPH found in this article include: Sean Darling-HammondAssistant Professor, Community Health Sciences Black students are punished more often—but new approaches can make schools more equitable for everyone © 2026 by UC Berkeley School of Public Health is licensed underCC BY-NC-ND 4.0 What is CC BY-NC-ND 4.0? Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International You are…

About 10 public school, recreation and parish officials gathered to end a dispute that barred elementary students from using a public gym

(WSVN) – It’s a big week for students in South Florida and across the country as they head back to school, but the return to routines may cause anxiety for many of them

As students file back into classrooms, they may notice some of their cafeteria and vending machine options have changed. The now-active Arizona Healthy Schools Act bans public schools that participate in federal meal programs from serving foods containing 11 specific chemical additives and synthetic dyes on campus from midnight before until 30 minutes after the…

Las Vegas, Nevada–(Newsfile Corp. – August 8, 2026) – The Dr. Timothy Francis Scholarship for Medical Students officially opens its application process, offering educational funding to support students pursuing careers in human health and wellness. Established by Dr. Timothy Francis, a practitioner with more than four decades of experience in integrative care, the initiative supports…

It’s one of the chores parents must do every year: make sure our kids’ medical records are up to date with their school. If you have procrastinated, don’t worry because Cherry Creek Schools is giving you a chance to get it done at one of their clinics outside their schools

Iowa has been added to the growing list of states connected to the nation’s largest recorded Cyclospora outbreak, giving public health students at Des Moines University a chance to study a major disease investigation as it unfolds in real time

For 31 Nevada high school students, summer vacation became an opportunity to explore college life, discover careers in STEM and health and begin developing research projects focused on issues affecting their communities over the upcoming academic year.