April 25, 2019
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April 18, 2019A Simple Method May Slow Cognitive DeclineA method for increasing activity levels may reduce cognitive decline in a trial of older black adults, who are at greater risk of Alzheimer’s. -
April 15, 2019To Kiss or Not to KissHow does the body keep from spreading a cold to a loved one? -
April 11, 2019Event Explores Creating Inclusive, Smart and Healthy CitiesLeaders and panelists from academia, science, entrepreneurship, architecture, urban planning, engineering and city government recently converged at Jefferson. -
April 5, 2019Using Mathematics to Look at Disease as a Whole-Body ProblemA novel method allows researchers to parse how multiple organs contribute to a disease over time, giving a more holistic view of disease and revealing new avenues for intervention. -
April 1, 2019Jefferson Health Hack Addresses Health Care’s Pressing IssuesTeams pitched concepts in three tracks: Health Care with No Address, Wearables and Data Science, and Medicinal Cannabis and Hemp. -
April 1, 2019The Meaning of “Home” Explored in Jefferson’s “Signs of Humanity” ExhibitPublic health and medical students team up with renowned artist and professor, Willie Baronet, to explore the question: “What does home mean to you?” -
April 1, 2019Get on the BusThrough Health Mentors Program, students seek to improve bus seating for seniors and people with disabilities and chronic conditions. -
April 1, 2019Jefferson Launches Nation’s First Academic Department of Integrative MedicineThe Department is set to feature a novel curriculum, focusing on clinical applications of integrative medicine - including a master’s degree and several certificate programs. -
April 1, 2019JAZ Tank: CannaVATION Explores the Future of Medicinal Cannabis and Industrial HempThe competition received nearly 100 submissions from the United States and Canada. -
April 1, 2019Students Present Projects Create Better Communities at Nexus MaximusThe international collaboration involved over 220 students from 10 universities.