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In what could be a landmark moment in the world of tech, attorneys general in 41 states and Washington, D.C., are suing Meta for knowingly endangering children and getting them addicted to Facebook and Instagram, despite statements to the contrary.
How can you process a loss of a close friend like this? Northeastern University associate professor of applied psychology Christie Rizzo offered tips for managing this type of grieving process.
Many people kick off their day with a large cup of coffee or two, but the amount of caffeine actually coming in these drinks is not so clear-cut.
The Food and Drug Administration is warning U.S. consumers not to use certain over-the-counter eye drops, as more than two dozen eye products from several major brands carry risk of infection.
As the population of the U.S. gets older and increasingly diverse, a Northeastern researcher says it is more important than ever to develop lifestyle interventions and supports that will help elderly people from minority communities live healthier lives.
Extreme medicine is a challenging but rewarding career path. Learn what extreme medicine is, and what situations professionals in this field encounter.
Catch up on the recent business conference hosted by Northeastern’s Institute for Experiential AI where a dozen executives spoke about “Leading with AI Responsibly.”
For Laura Green, a Northeastern graduate, running has been a big part of life since childhood.
A person’s voice can say a lot about them — how they communicate, where they are from, their age.
