Boston University

Health & Medicine

donuts

Addiction

Beating the Binge

February 19, 2015

Anthony Janetos led the team designing the National Climate Indicators System.

Climate Change

Building a Better Barometer

February 13, 2015

Ann McKee, MED, neurology, pathology

Neuroscience

Head Examiner

February 12, 2015

Richard Wainford

Cardiovascular Disease

Pass the Salt?

February 10, 2015

Raul Garcia, Boston University, Dental

Dentistry

School of Dental Medicine Professor Honored

February 6, 2015

Binge Drinking, Drinking, Alcohol, Mexico

Global Health

Links Between Drinking and Violence in Mexico

February 5, 2015

Binge Drinking, Drinking, Alcohol

Public Health

Higher Alcohol Taxes Lead to Less Binge Drinking

February 4, 2015

Daniel Alford

Psychiatry & Psychology

Addiction Expert Discusses Statewide Surge in Heroin Overdoses

February 3, 2015

Neuroscience

Football: Child’s Play, Adult Peril?

January 29, 2015

Night Shift

Public Health

Black Women Working Night Shifts Have Increased Risk of Diabetes

January 26, 2015

AIMBE Fellows 2015, Muhammad Zaman, Elise Morgan

Engineering

Zaman, Morgan Honored

January 23, 2015

Rachel Flynn, Pharmacology, Medicine, BU, Boston University, Boston University School of Medicine, BU Research

Biology

A New Tactic for Fighting Cancer

January 20, 2015

Photo by Cydney Scott for Boston University Photography

Medicine

Language Can Help Reduce Stigma of Substance Use Disorders

January 12, 2015

emily feinberg, associate professor of community health sciences and pediatrics, boston university

Autism

Public Health Researcher Will Lead $3 Million Pilot Autism Intervention

December 19, 2014

The TB test Sharon Wong is developing would evaporate most of the liquid and concentrate a TB biomarker at the heated portion of the strip, thereby enhancing downstream detection of the biomarker.

Chemistry

A Paper Strip Test for TB?

December 18, 2014

Global Health

Diagnosing Disease before Symptoms Strike

December 10, 2014

In a study at the Boston Museum of Science, Kathleen Corriveau had children drop a marble into one of two tubes to assess their preference for written or oral instructions to guide their actions

Cognitive Development

Want Children to Listen? Write It Down

December 8, 2014

Kate Mellouk, Vice President, Boston University Research Compliance

Neuroscience

Making Research Compliance Easier, If Not Easy

December 5, 2014

Lauren Wise, Boston University School of Public Health, PRESTO study

Cancer

Predicting Fertility

December 3, 2014

foot

Rehabilitation Sciences

From Pain to Participation

December 3, 2014

From Pain to Participation