Energy drinks should not be consumed in lieu of getting a proper night’s sleep, according to Adam Woolley, assistant clinical professor of pharmacy practice.
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Opioid overdose rates ‘impossible’ to ignore
Leo Beletsky, a drug policy expert and assistant professor of law and health sciences, says opioid overdose now kills more people than both AIDS and homicides.
Pharmacy students win national competition
The Northeastern team of sixth-year students — Matt Lord, Libbi Rice and Adam MasLasco — bested 90 other student groups nationwide in a clinical pharmacy challenge that tested their knowledge and ability to solve complex patient cases.
Technology to improve health care
Northeastern’s new doctoral program in personal health informatics — the first of its kind in the nation — will prepare students for researching and developing new technologies that can have a global impact on healthcare.
School of Pharmacy celebrates 50 years of excellence
Over the weekend, generations of Northeastern alumni, faculty, staff, university leaders, and current students, came together to commemorate the school’s proud history and look forward to its bright future.
Northeastern appoints new director of the Institute on Urban Health Research
John Auerbach, a nationally known expert in public healthcare and civic leadership, brings more than 30 years of experience to the university.
Free flu shots and health screenings
Phi Delta Chi, Northeastern’s fraternity of pharmacy students, will host the annual Bouvé College of Health Sciences Health Fair and Free Flu Clinic on Wednesday.
One co-op, two countries
Over a six-month span, fifth-year student Bryan Muñoz completed physical therapy co-ops in both the United States and Ecuador.
‘Big visions’ for solving environmental health issues
Phil Brown’s interdisciplinary research combines social science and environmental health.
3Qs: Considering new data on genetically modified corn
Chris Bosso, associate dean of the School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs, explains the significance of a new journal article questioning the safety of herbicide-resistant corn.
Global challenges take center stage at Millennium Campus Conference
The conference, hosted by Northeastern University, drew global leaders and more than 1,200 college students from around the world.
Cross-country cycling with a focus on service
Northeastern students and alumni cycled across the United States with Bike & Build, a nonprofit organization that supports affordable-housing causes.
