What roles do genes, age and sex play in brain inflammation found in Alzheimer’s Disease
Top Articles
- Researcher looks at genetic risk factors for brain inflammation
- Study discovers how primordial bacteria adapted to arsenic, could help researchers understand human disease caused by arsenic exposure
Researchers studied how primordial bacteria adapted to exposure. This could improve our understanding of human exposure to arsenic and the diseases it causes.
The Latest
- International experts discuss COVID-19 vaccines at FIU symposium
The Global Health Consortium within the Robert Stempel College of Public Health & Social Work and the Office of the President hosted a virtual symposium focused on COVID-19 vaccines.
- Feb. 26 FIU Global Experts’ Summit on COVID-19 to welcome thousands of online attendees
World health leaders will share the latest information around COVID-19 vaccines with an international audience.
- Nurse who frequently deploys to disasters pursues online master's so she can be even more amazing
A critical care nurse who accompanies sick children to specialty facilities, Wendy Wheeler also serves on one of the federal government’s Disaster Medical Assistance Teams.
- Rare opportunity: Sophomores gain early acceptance to medical school
Participants in the Honors College's Early Assurance Program are considered for guaranteed admission at the Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine.
- Poor nutrition can have dire consequences
After her own experience with stunted growth, this graduate student is on a mission to educate others about the importance of healthy food choices.
- FIU starts COVID-19 vaccinations
On Jan. 13, the university began administering vaccinations to FIU health care faculty and staff with direct patient contact—and faculty, staff and students 65 and older.