Recent research suggests major health benefits to consuming coffee—even increasing longevity. However, more data and continued moderation are necessary.

University recognizes eight projects by students and faculty that improve lives.

Long-non-coding RNA as a common driving force in cancer, blood analysis reveals COVID-19 risks, and a common drug finds a new application.

CABE, Kanbar and Pop Health come together to develop cities in face of climate change, social inequity, rapid urbanization and health disparities.

The normal role of a gene involved in familiar Alzheimer’s, neuronal clean-up crews, and how the gut microbiome might affect osteoarthritis

A novel fibrotic disease with surprising nerve symptoms, an explanation for COVID immunity in the immunocompromised and a new approach for brain cancer

“You will lead us through all that the 21st century has to offer,” Jefferson Interim President H. Richard Haverstick Jr. told the Class of 2022.

Students look back as they embark on their next career step.

How steroids affect cancer immunotherapy, the powerhouse of neurodegeneration and the molecules behind learning and memory

Fostering creativity and innovation gives grads an edge as they enter the workforce.

Poorly, says an American studies instructor, who spent decades studying the ‘Spanish Flu’ outbreak.