Engineer Manu Prakash helped develop a malaria-finding microscope that works in low-resource settings, improving access to sensitive infectious disease diagnostics.

The growth mindset might serve businesses well for now, but here's what actually works in the long run.

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The Philippines is approaching a demographic shift. With the number of senior citizens expected to comprise 20 percent of the ...

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There is a common complaint among medical educators: the medical school curriculum is "too crowded." New topics keep showing up, but where to put them? As ethics and quality improvement and "shared ...

A Career Focused on Stability and Long-Term Thinking For more than three decades, Richard Donoff has built his career around a simple idea: people want stability when it comes to their financial ...

Informed consent to medical testing and treatment is a concept deeply embedded in the law and the code of medical ethics. Health care providers are required ...

McClintock’s study also assumed each boarder had a standard 28-day menstrual cycle. Before the 2000s, this was widely accepted as scientific fact. But multiple landmark studies which used apps to ...

The Mental Health Literacy Collaborative helps states teach their students and adults the language to advocate for their needs.

Competition and consumer demand are pushing Sephora, Boots and The Perfume Shop to innovate with boutique concepts in the UK – can they complement rather than compete with existing stores?