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Health & Medicine

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.

Science & Technology

Going to Warmer Climes? Precautions to Take against Zika

March 3, 2016

Neuroscience

DC Panel: Talking Football, War, and Brain Disease

March 1, 2016

Bud Light taps at bar

Health & Medicine

Underage Drinkers’ Brand Preferences Vary by Race, Age

February 22, 2016

Fossil Fuels

Public Health

POV: Why BU Needs to Divest from Fossil Fuels

February 22, 2016

Love at BU

University News

Finding Love on Comm Ave

February 11, 2016

Melissa Jesser (from left), Amanda Collins, and Evan Horwitz as college friends whose lives are upturned by a campus assault in Melinda Lopez’s Back the Night. Photo by Kalman Zabarsky

Health & Medicine

A Tangled Web of Campus Sexual Assault

February 10, 2016

Daniel Alford

Public Safety

New MED Curriculum Aimed at Stemming Explosive Rise in Opioid Misuse

February 10, 2016

Aedes aegypti mosquito

Health & Medicine

BU Monitoring Zika Virus Outbreak

February 9, 2016

Steven Hoffman, Deputy Chief, Medicaid Fraud Division, Mass. Attorney General’s Office (left) Ronald Simpson-Rey, alumni associate, JustLeadershipUSA, and Glenn Martin, founder, JustLeadershipUSA at a School of Public symposium, “Beyond Ferguson: Social Injustice and The Health of the Public” on Feb. 1.

Health & Medicine

Beyond Ferguson

February 5, 2016

Condom Fairy

Sex

Frisky February: 29 Days of Stimulation

February 1, 2016

Christine Baugh (SPH'12)

Business & Law

Making a Better World, from Neuroscience to Sandwiches

January 29, 2016

BU athletic training students Cyprien Jungels, red shirt, Amanda Fraden, white shirt and staff Erica Shaya, black shirt.

Students

Sargent Takes Two Programs to Next Level

January 26, 2016

Boston

Politics

Initiative on Cities 2015 Survey: What US Mayors Want

January 25, 2016

Wendy Davis, Former Texas State Senator

Health & Medicine

Pro-choice Activist Wendy Davis Speaks at BU

January 22, 2016

Cory Wallack leads a training program to prepare staff and student leaders to better react when asked for help by students with mental health issues on Friday, January 15, 2016.

University News

New Program Teaches How to Help Students with Mental Health Issues

January 21, 2016

Dori Hutchinson BU Sargent College

Health & Medicine

Fighting for a Future

January 20, 2016

Food & Dining

Making Sense of Latest US Dietary Guidelines

January 19, 2016

Michele DeBiasse, a Sargent clinical assistant professor of nutrition, thinks Implementation intentions, a practice proven to help people reach their goals, could help us all eat healthier. Photo by Dan Aguirre

Nutrition

Making a Plan and Sticking to It

January 12, 2016

Florence Nightingale Digitization Project

Gotlieb

Making the Work of Florence Nightingale Available

January 11, 2016

Public Health

Moving to Improve

January 11, 2016

Moving to Improve