Category: Health & Medicine

Graduates of the WSU College of Nursing are working with COVID patients throughout the state and across the country.

Cougar Health Services staff immediately stepped up to the challenges posed by an emerging pandemic and continue to serve the Pullman student population as the fall semester unfolds.

The requirement will take effect for home football games beginning in October. In the interim, masks will be required for those attending games at Gesa Field regardless of vaccination status.

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day, and WSU Insider is highlighting the work of one researcher who is educating Eastern Washington communities about the dangers of illicit fentanyl.

WSU Health Sciences Spokane will hold its first Covid-19 vaccination clinics beginning today and Friday from 1:30-3:30 p.m. on the ground floor and patio area of the College of Nursing building, at the southwest corner of campus.

Claire Richards of the WSU College of Nursing became interested in the topic after seeing widespread power outages affect family and friends in her home state of California.

Training programs at CHS give therapy and pharmacy interns opportunities to practice what they learn in their classes while serving undergraduates.

As part of a WSU‑led outreach project, teens in Washington’s Yakima, Spokane, and Clallam counties helped peers and neighbors understand the opioid crisis.

Scientists have demonstrated that a gene, called ELOF1, can repair sun damage and other DNA lesions that would otherwise contribute to aging.

Findings from a new study led by researchers at Washington State University could bring scientists one step closer to solving the mystery of aging.