Writing for The Conversation, Dannell Boatman addresses how quickly bad medical information can spread and the impact it can have on people’s health decisions. In the case of mRNA cancer vaccines, Boatman says the false narrative could undermine public confidence in an important tool that may help prevent or treat cancer in the future.
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Elizabeth Cohen talks with WBOY-TV about why true crime is so popular, especially with women.
Securing a spot to compete at the VEX World Championship in St. Louis, Missouri, the robotics team at WVU Institute of Technology is one of the top teams in the world.
The School of Medicine has been recognized by the Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Education as a longstanding leader in training future physicians to recognize and address chronic disease through evidence-based nutrition and lifestyle medicine.
On WDTV-TV, Cody Corliss explains how using a chatbot doesn’t offer privacy, is not covered by attorney-client privilege and could potentially be used in court as evidence.
After nearly 13 years of visionary leadership, Cynthia “Cindi” L. Roth has announced plans to retire as president and chief executive officer of the WVU Foundation later this year. Her retirement marks the culmination of a transformative era defined by historic growth, record-breaking philanthropy and bold investments in the future of WVU.