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A new study led by an SDSU public health researcher explores the public health impacts of increasingly common extreme weather in the South Pacific.

A new study has found that a portable, affordable balance machine does a better job identifying concussions than current protocols.

Rather than killing off their hosts in a rapidly growing microbial population, viruses rise with the tide.

California Institute of Regenerative Medicine invested $6M at SDSU and CSUSM to train the next generation of stem cell scientists.

In a mouse model of polycystic ovary syndrome, researchers find links between changes to gut bacteria and obesity, diabetes.

A new study led by an SDSU professor finds that Charlie Sheens HIV-positive disclosure corresponded with record levels of public engagement with HIV and HIV prevention.

Katie Ferraro is a nutrition lecturer SDSU.

A new study finds that people searching for vaping-related terms are interested in shopping, not health.

SDSU received $8 million to develop a statewide training academy for social workers that will help keep elderly, blind and disabled Californians out of institutional care.

This course explores the social, political and cultural implications of sports-related injuries.