Jonathan Kim is a senior staff writer covering Science and Research. He is a first-year student from Culver City, California planning to study Public Health or Health and Human Biology. In his free time, you can find him going for a run, working on the NYT crossword or following the Dodgers.
In moderation, caffeine consumption is safe, says Scott Rivkees, Florida’s former secretary of health and surgeon general.
The Community-Engaged Data and Evaluation Collaborative partners with nonprofits and agencies throughout the state.
BIOL 0610 allows undergraduates to work with human stem cells and conduct community outreach.
Researchers found suppressing opsin 3 in the hypothalamus of mice decreases food consumption.
Almost half of all primary care physicians are affiliated with hospitals, and an increasing number of physician practices are being acquired and consolidated by private equity firms, according to a recent study by Brown researchers. Compared to independent firms, these consolidated firms may lead to ...
Brown’s American Physician Scientist Association held its third annual conference Saturday.
Last month, Brown launched the Planetary Health Initiative to explore the link between environmental change and human health.
Over the past two years, H5N1 bird flu has been found to infect mammals more extensively. Although there has yet to be evidence of human-to-human transmission, Brown public health experts and researchers emphasize the importance of authorities taking action as the potential for bird flu to mutate ...
When the Lindemann Performing Arts Center held its grand opening in October 2023, the completion of the performance building was met with eager anticipation by students on campus awaiting a new, dynamic performing space.
The Warren Alpert Medical School held its 18th annual Academic Symposium Wednesday afternoon. The symposium was the largest in the event’s history with over 140 student research posters presented.
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