[xyz-ips snippet=”Output-Source-Name”]
Many nurses can tell from a single glance if their patients are feeling happy, sad, or depressed. For those silently struggling, especially people of color, person-centered care for minority patients […]
Person-Centered Care for Minority Patients and Mental Health Read More »
UCLA ovarian reserve research has produced the first comprehensive map of how a woman’s lifetime supply of eggs forms in primates, offering breakthrough insights into infertility, PCOS, and reproductive health.
UCLA Ovarian Reserve Study Maps Women’s Reproductive Health Read More »
ALBANY, N.Y. (Aug. 26, 2025) — This fall, three UAlbany students will advance their training towards becoming mental health professionals with support from the State University of New York (SUNY)/Office of
SUNY OMH Scholarship Program Supports UAlbany Students Read More »
Despite having lower smoking habits than other groups in the U.S., Black Americans are more likely to develop lung cancer, and their survival rates are significantly worse. What explains this
African American ancestry study identifies new lung cancer risk factors Read More »
The collision of climate-driven heatwaves, aging housing infrastructure, and soaring utility bills with federal cuts to critical support programs has created an energy poverty crisis affecting hundreds of thousands of
Federal Cuts to Energy Assistance Programs Further Crisis in Maryland Read More »
The new UCLA Climate Dashboard highlights inequities in climate and air pollution affecting Latino communities, giving policymakers vital data to act. A new technology dashboard created by UCLA researchers highlights
UCLA Climate Dashboard Highlights Latino Climate Inequity | fyh.news Read More »
[xyz-ips snippet=”Output-Source-Name”]
