With many parts of the country and world now experiencing extreme, extended and sometimes unpredictable heat, there is a growing awareness of heat’s effect on mental health. Three ASU experts explain the science behind it, and share advice for dealing with it.
The human gut microbiome may help explain why certain people are more inclined to have metabolic disease — and may also provide a key to new treatments and diagnostics for various conditions, according to an ASU scientist.
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Arizona State University’s inaugural class of 36 medical students received their white coats, marking the beginning of their journey at the John…
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