Boston University

Disease

A portrait of Nicole Prudent

Medicine

After Nearly Three Decades, MED Pediatrician Nicole Prudent to Retire

January 28, 2019

Composite image of a soundwave presented as a timeline with images of pioneering neuroscientist Rahul Desikan from the time he was a baby to current day.

Disease

Rahul Desikan’s Story of Love, Science, and Facing Down Death

November 8, 2018

National Institutes of Health

AIDS Researcher and Champion Anthony Fauci a 2018 Honorary Degree Recipient

May 15, 2018

Biosafety Level 4 (BSL-4) researchers at Boston University's National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratories (NEIDL) Judith Olejnik, Elke Mühlberger, and Adam Hume

Infectious Diseases

NEIDL BSL-4 Lab Gets Green Light

December 6, 2017

The SPH professors hosting the Free Associations podcast: are Donald Thea (from left), Matthew Fox, and Chris Gill. Photos by Nick Gooler, School of Public Health

Science & Technology

SPH Podcast on Health Studies Helps You Lose Weight (Not Really)

September 11, 2017

cell culture in petri dishes

Health & Medicine

POV: Unregulated Stem Cell Clinics Pose Real Threat

December 5, 2016

Caroline Moore-Kochlacs (GRS’16) with a small selection of the hats she has worn or plans to wear

Students

Wearing 100 Hats over 100 Days

August 11, 2016

Edward Damiano holds the iLet bionic pancreas while accepting the Innovator of the Year award at the Boston University Tech, Drugs, and Rock n' Roll event

Health & Medicine

Innovator of the Year Tackles Type 1 Diabetes

July 20, 2016

Voices & Opinion

POV: My Life with Turner Syndrome

April 26, 2016

Ed Damiano, bionic pancreas

Global Health

TEDx on a Bionic Pancreas

October 5, 2015

Sargent College Dietetic Intern/Medical Student Match Program, Boston University

Boston Medical Center

Rx Nutrition

October 20, 2014

George Annas, William Fairfield Warren Distinguished Professor, Boston University School of Public Health SPH, ethics, public health ethics, Ebola virus, ZMAPP, ebola hemorrhagic fever, Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa, how to treat Ebola virus

Infectious Diseases

Battling Ebola: The Ethical Issues

August 13, 2014

deforestation in africa, ebola virus disease, ebola hemorrhagic fever, ebola epidemic response, ebola virus transmission

Global Health

Battling Ebola: Is Human Activity to Blame?

August 7, 2014

ebola virus particles, ebola hemorrhagic fever, ebola virus disease, ebola virus ecology, ebola virus transmission

Health & Medicine

Battling Ebola: Working with a Deadly Virus

August 7, 2014

Davidson Hamer, Boston University School of Public Health, SPH, global health and medicine, international health, ebola virus outbreak, West Africa ebola virus outbreak 2014, global response plan

Global Health

Battling Ebola: Grading the Global Response to the Epidemic

August 6, 2014

Edward Damiano, bionic pancreas, Boston University College of Engineering, ENG, biomedical engineering, type 1 diabetes

Research

ENG Prof’s Bionic Pancreas Takes a Big Step Forward

June 19, 2014

Boston University BU, National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratories NEIDL, level 4 research,

CAMED

NEIDL Takes Two Steps toward Full Operation

May 15, 2014

Framingham Heart Study, FHS, Jackson Heart Study, Boston University School of Medicine, MED, University of Mississippi, American Heart Association, AHA

Health & Medicine

$30 Million from AHA Bolsters Framingham Heart Study

December 9, 2013

leishmaniasis, Scott Schaus, associate professor of chemistry, Boston University College of Arts and Sciences CAS, associate professor of pharmacology, Boston University School of Medicine BUSM, Lauren Brown, research assistant professor of chemistry, Boston University College of Arts and Sciences CAS

Physical Science

BU Researchers Work against Deadly, Disfiguring Disease

November 7, 2013

American Medical Association AMA decision, obesity, disease, medical condition, overweight, fat

Health & Medicine

Is Obesity a Disease?

June 20, 2013

Is Obesity a Disease?