Boston University

Health & Medicine

Juan Mendez, Special Rapporteur on Torture for the United Nations

Public Health

SPH Dean’s Symposium Tackles Health Rights of Prisoners, the Public

April 8, 2016

iLet artificial pancreas

Diabetes

Hope for the Battle against Type 1 Diabetes

April 5, 2016

YouSpeak Sexual Assault

Sex

YouSpeak: Sexual Assault

April 4, 2016

Boston University BU Sexual Assault Response & Prevention Center SARP

Health & Medicine

Sexual Assault Awareness Week Begins Today

April 4, 2016

human eye, photo by Andy Langager

Vision

What Rapid Eye Movement Reveals

April 1, 2016

Karen Brouhard (left) and Bonnie Teitleman, both licensed clinical social workers, are counselors at the Faculty & Staff Assistance Office. Photo by Jackie Ricciardi

Health & Medicine

Help When Needed: Faculty & Staff Assistance Office

March 30, 2016

Researcher at Boston University NEIDL facility holds a vial containing a sample of the Zika virus

Zika Virus

Medical Campus Experts Gather to Confer about Zika

March 25, 2016

Picture of gun and bullets

CAMED

BU Study Measures Impact of Gun-Control Laws

March 24, 2016

Emily Friedman

Public Health

Got Insurance? Don’t Be Too Sure

March 22, 2016

Stress Reduction

Fresh Check Day Comes to BU

March 21, 2016

Leonard Campanello Chief of Police, Gloucester, MA and Frederick Ryan, Chief of Police, Arlington, MA at the Boston University School of Public Health Seminar about the Opioid Epidemic

Health & Medicine

New Approach Urged in Dealing with Opioid Epidemic

March 18, 2016

Alcohol

Health & Medicine

Spring Alcohol Enforcement Starts Today

March 17, 2016

Identical twin sisters Anaïs Bordier and Samantha Futerman from the documentary film Twinsters

Film

Hollywood Ending

March 17, 2016

Medicine

BU’s Health-Related Schools Score in US News Rankings

March 17, 2016

Health & Medicine

Three Mumps Cases Found at BU

March 16, 2016

Paul Duprex, Haiyan Gong

Faculty

Full Professorships for Eight on Medical Campus

March 11, 2016

Drawing a molecule on a chalkboard at the Boston University Center for Molecular Discovery

Public Health

Molecule Makers

March 7, 2016

Doctor Jim O'Connell, President, Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program

Faculty

Street Doctor

March 7, 2016

Mosquitoes have killed more people than any other animal, even before the outbreak of Zika virus. While rarely fatal, Zika has been linked to sometimes-lethal microcephaly in babies.

Zika Virus

Going to Warmer Climes? Precautions to Take against Zika

March 3, 2016

Neuroscience

DC Panel: Talking Football, War, and Brain Disease

March 1, 2016

DC Panel: Talking Football, War, and Brain Disease