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Feel that buzz? It’s your fitness tracker reminding you to move so you can hit your goal of 10,000 steps a day.
The copycat drugs are made by compounding pharmacies allowed by the FDA to make off-label versions of pharmaceutical products that are in short supply, says Kelly Ann Barnes, Northeastern professor of pharmacy law.
Northeastern University and the Bouvé College of Health Sciences are hosting an inaugural interdisciplinary summit dedicated to shaping the future landscape of public health technology.
Northeastern Global News spoke with Dami Ko, an assistant professor of nursing at Northeastern and a transplant expert, to learn more about kidney transplantation and what could be done to address the donation shortage.
For too many cancer survivors, life after treatment is fraught with a decline in cognitive function known as “chemo brain.”
Northeastern’s support fueled physicist Codi Gharagouzloo’s quest from cancer cure dreams to quantum-based MRI innovation, redefining imaging diagnostics.
PFAS are often called “forever chemicals” because they are extremely persistent and can build up in organisms — including humans — over time.
How does artificial intelligence and robotic technologies enter the mix in a job that requires such innate and dynamic human qualities?