College of Health students, alumni and faculty show up in a big way for the unhoused.

College of Health students, alumni and faculty show up in a big way for the unhoused.
Researchers say the results indicate a need for colleges and universities to take a more intersectional approach in their efforts to provide safe environments for victims of sexual violence.
Researchers agree it is important to minimize delays in making treatments for diseases such as cancer available to patients, but they say their findings point to a need for greater transparency around how drugs receive approval.
Dungeness crab fishermen are at high risk for on-the-job injury, but having a metal bar to bang crab pots against as they harvest can help them prevent injury.
Public health team turns HIV self-testing research into impact for LGBTQ+ community in Portland
Divya Reddy makes a difference as part of the Botswana Global Health Initiative