
Global research priorities identified for stopping sudden infant death
The scientific journal Pediatrics today published a paper that sets out new global priorities for tackling Sudden Unexpected Infant Death.

The scientific journal Pediatrics today published a paper that sets out new global priorities for tackling Sudden Unexpected Infant Death.

When Elaine Metz and Shannen Kelly started research at Virginia Tech in May, they already had an interest in improving the environment.

When we consider how indoor environments influence our health, we often think first of how those environments change our lifestyle.

Parasitic plant researcher Jim Westwood is one of eight researchers selected for funding by a new $14 million National Science Foundation grant.

Jonathan Boreyko turned on the defroster in his car one cold winter morning and waited for the ice on the windshield to melt. And kept waiting.

Researchers are looking at ways to apply new signal processing strategies to the design of hearing aids.

Studying human diseases is the equivalent of solving a massive and dynamic jigsaw puzzle with pieces that are constantly changing shape.

Biodiversity loss is one of the driving factors in ecosystem change, on par with climate change and human development.

Marc Edwards worked with Washington, D.C., residents to expose severe lead pollution in the drinking water in the nation’s capital.

Frederick County and Winchester share a natural treasure, the Abrams Creek Wetlands.
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