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Four ideas that will address mental and physical health issues with nuanced solutions.

Faculty find creative ways to boost student engagement and research.

SDSU Imperial Valley graduate student Jazmyn Horton is inspired to lead by the influential women in history that came before her.

SDSU is part of a select national group that will synthesize community input for stakeholders to develop effective vaccination efforts.

The large study of 50,000 people aims to determine what causes disease severity and long-term impacts.

New research shows red meat may be okay if eaten in small portions in winter.

Bioethicist Joe Stramondo on things to consider about prioritizing, underserved community concerns and rationing decisions.

Hala Madanat is recognized for her significant contributions benefiting underserved populations.

SDSU nursing professor Amanda Choflet studies substance abuse among nurses, with the hope of one day creating interventions to reduce risky behaviors.

As the pandemic continues to surge in San Diego and across the U.S., public health experts weigh in on the year ahead.