How vaccines that target specific forms of cancer are showing great promise
A new treatment for two of the most deadly and hard-to-treat cancers could be coming in the form of a vaccine.
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A new treatment for two of the most deadly and hard-to-treat cancers could be coming in the form of a vaccine.
Subfreezing temperatures will continue to plague much of the country this week, putting outdoor sports enthusiasts, football fans, unsheltered people and stranded motorists at increased risk of hypothermia and frostbite.
As a scholar in Northeastern University’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Graduate Fellowship program, Susana Kalish has been thinking a lot about the civil rights leader’s legacy.
Kids are using pricey skincare products meant to ward off aging and fine lines. But Northeastern experts say this may be futile.
It might be Dry January, a New Year’s resolution or just a general curiosity in sobriety, but at the start of each year, millions of American adults skip out on drinking.
It was no easy thing when Laurie Kramer began asking parents of young families to invite her into their homes.
Drake and Kim Kardashian do them. You can buy one for your home. But are ice baths actually helpful after a workout?
Junhyuk “Jay” Choi had a dream of opening his own pharmacy. That is why he enrolled into Northeastern University’s doctor of pharmacy program.
Gone are the days of teens and tweens asking for video games and toys for holidays.
The Golden Globe-nominated film, loosely based on the Mary Kay Letourneau story, shows the “power imbalance” in relationships that start between a child and an adult, said one Northeastern expert.