Stories relating to the health of Georgia State students and hazards posed to college students in general.
Dr. Vince Calhoun, a future Georgia State professor and world-renowned expert in brain imaging and analysis, has been appointed as founding director of the Center for Translational Research in Neuroimaging and Data Science (TReNDS) at […]
A recent study conducted by Georgia State professors found that the noted decline in youth tobacco consumption may not have fully accounted for the rapid growth in JUUL usage. JUUL, a discreet, non-combustible vaping pen […]
With finals season around the corner, more students are finding their way towards the Atlanta Counseling and Testing Center to meet with counselors and get the help they need. Students said that they had different […]
In the past decade, Atlanta has become a hub for drug distribution in America. A 2009 Department of Justice assessment reported the city’s growing narcotics prevalence, production, distribution, and abuse, and the Drug Enforcement Administration […]
Whether it’s due to stress about the economy or national election, or those pesky smartphones, young people across the country are getting less sleep than ever before. Dr. Daniel Wachtel, Psy. D, is a psychologist […]
Peter Tilly was less than impressed when he found flies in his fried rice in Piedmont North the first day of class. “I only got about two or three scoops of fried rice and found […]
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AT GEORGIA STATE Atlanta has long been home to the leader in biomedical research, the Center for Disease Control, which received $8.25 billion in funding in fiscal year 2018. Joining the CDC in […]
The Counseling Center gets 20 new visits on the daily, with numbers spiking during midterm season, but getting help often comes with a wait time. Associate Director of psychological and health services Dr. Jeana Griffith […]
Republicans have attempted to revise several aspects of healthcare laws since the beginning of the Trump administration, and Congressional stalemates are giving way to executive actions. President Donald Trump campaigned on promises to swiftly repeal […]
The sugar pill just got some not-so-sweet news. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released new rules on Friday, Oct. 6, that allow religious employers to stop offering contraceptives through health insurance plans […]
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