I recently heard about the resignation of Dr. Rick Bungiro from the Division of Biology and Medicine and his subsequent request for reinstatement. I took two classes with Dr. Bungiro in the Fall of 2011 and Spring of 2012.

Professor of Medical Science Michael McKeown died Dec. 21 after complications of Alzheimer’s Disease, wrote Dean of Medicine and Biological Sciences

Though Ebola has dominated mainstream media attention recently, the total number of infectious disease outbreaks worldwide has been climbing since 1980.

Plants from more genetically diverse regions are more likely to become invasive species in new environments.

Postmenopausal women who live close to major roadways may suffer from high blood pressure more than do women in less-trafficked areas.

HIV research and prevention is an ever-changing field, and Miriam Hospital is helping lead a grant to develop innovative ways to deliver HIV-fighting drugs.

The Ebola virus epidemic may be happening thousands of miles away, but that is not stopping University faculty and students from fighting the disease.

A team of researchers from Brown and MIT have successfully killed bacteria resistant to many antibiotics by increasing the potency of a class of molecules.

A recent study found that a drug previously thought to slow the effects of Alzheimer’s disease, causes no improvement in patients’ memories.

The comb jelly — a shapeless, squishy blob that reflects the colors around it — may be our most distant animal relative.