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Camp Greentree has offered plenty of activities this summer in Montgomery County, Maryland, but campers also have access to something that may be more valuable

Earlier this summer, Mercer University School of Medicine (MUSM) faculty and Master of Family Therapy (MFT) students participated in the Georgia Farmworker Family Health Program, a service-learning initiative providing free preventative and episodic healthcare to migrant farmworkers and their children in rural Southwest Georgia

Ala. (WTVY) – Health officials are warning parents that a grueling summer for children’s health is about to get worse as cram packed classrooms become breeding grounds for disease

More than 40 undergrads are presenting research in Oklahoma this week, with hopes of improving health in tribal communities

For millions of women living with chronic pelvic pain (CPP), finding answers can take far too long

About two-thirds of healthcare students using prediction markets and betting sites believe these platforms can help finance their education, according to a report from the workforce infrastructure company Clasp

In March, Reynolds School of Journalism student Kathleen Leslie travelled alongside students from theOrvis School of Nursingto Kampot, Cambodia to report on the Orvis School’s global health exchange program. This story was made possible with support from theOffice of Global Engagementin the Orvis School of Nursing and the Hitchcock Project for Visualizing Science

Examination stress, excessive screen time, social media pressures, bullying and loneliness are emerging as major challenges for schoolchildren, prompting educationists and mental health experts to call for emotional wellbeing to be integrated into the education system rather than being treated as an occasional awareness exercise

Starting on July 14, smoke from Canadian wildfires drifted into the Upper Valley and across much of the Eastern United States, turning the sky visibly yellow in Hanover on July 14 and 15. On July 16, the air smelled of smoke. Some students who exercise outdoors said the air quality worried them. 

Infectious disease research demands more than technical knowledge. At the University of Melbourne, students are learning how safety, regulation and critical thinking can help to turn laboratory insights into better care