
Topic: health and medicine


UNLV Report: Suicides Among Clark County Teens Increased in 2011
Annual report calls for suicide prevention education starting in elementary school.

Extreme Jobs: Jaw-Dropping Doc
When a trauma mangles a patient's face, Dr. Daniel Orr steps in for the often intense work of reconstruction.

Extreme Jobs: With Machete in Hand
Anthropologist Alyssa Crittenden ventures into the African bush to study how humans learned to cooperate.

Report: Nevadans More Likely to Contract and Die of Cancer Compared with Southwest States
Breast cancer survival in Nevada depends on whether you reside in the north or south.

New Faces: Hui Zhang
Inspired by loved ones’ battles with cancer and intrigued by the mysteries locked within the cells of humans, Hui Zhang hopes to one day make medical history.

UNLV Provides 100 Native Americans with Health Habits Training, College Resources
“DreamCatcher” event is one of several UNLV activities aimed at boosting Native American college enrollment and student resources

Dental School Provides Oral Health Screenings for 100 Children
“Sealants for Smiles” event helps underprivileged children ages 5 to 15 receive sealants, fluoride varnish and cleanings

Faster, Higher, Stronger
To perform like an Olympian, you have to think like one. Kinesiology professor Gabriele Wulf explains how to change your thoughts to boost your results.

UNLV to Release Nevada KIDS COUNT Data Book July 10
Data assesses the educational, social, economic and physical well-being of children in Nevada

UNLV Awards its First Doctor of Nursing Practice Degrees at Spring Commencement

Report Provides Health Check-Up of Nevada's Kindergartners
Parents cite affordability as major barrier to maintaining kids’ medical care.