Program engages community members in research, training, and outreach Substance abuse exacts a heavy toll on American Indians and Alaska Natives. John Roll, professor and senior vice chancellor for WSU […]
Partnership unites veterinarians and human health professionals The Universidade Federal de Viçosa, in Brazil, has a well-recognized veterinary school and a brand-new medical school. WSU’s own well-recognized schools of veterinary […]
Microwave-assisted thermal processing technologies transform “ready-to-eat meals” Foodborne illnesses sicken more than 8.9 million Americans each year and claim more than 2,300 lives. In addition to human suffering, the illnesses […]
Across cultures, introverts benefit from social behavior Humanity can be roughly divided into 2 personality camps: introverts and extroverts. Generally speaking, introverts prefer small groups of friends, enjoy stretches of […]
Managing medications after discharge Being released from the hospital seems like the end of an ordeal. But when her mother came home from a stay in the intensive care unit, […]
Experimental drug could help children with a rare inherited condition A rare inherited disorder that afflicts children, succinic semialdehyde dehydrogenase deficiency (SSADHD) is a defect in GABA metabolism that mimics […]
Study explores ways to safeguard fragile cells in the inner ear It doesn’t take much to damage the delicate sensory cells of the inner ear—loud noises, a toxin, or even […]
Studies shed new light on conditions that afflict hundreds of millions worldwide Through its premiere College of Veterinary Medicine, WSU has been a leader of translational and biomedical research, including […]
Scientists search for the secret to malignant cells’ longevity Cancer cells are like villainous cyborgs in an action film: they simply won’t die. Molecular biologist Weihang Chai seeks ways to terminate […]
