Fall 2023
Centered on adaption
Being at the center of improving lives with adaptive technology for people with ALS and other neurodegenerative diseases » More ...
Health Sciences
Spring 2023
Is there a sleep connection in autism?
Children with autism are far more likely to have sleep problems. WSU research is investigating the reasons. » More ...
Spring 2023
Looking early for autism
Earlier detection of autism spectrum disorder can help families and kids get the interventions they need. » More ...
Spring 2023
An MVP off the field
Alum nurse Andrea Perry saved a life at a WSU football game...and another on the way to a game. » More ...
Spring 2023
The progress of changing lives
Donald S. Wood, president and CEO of the Muscular Dystrophy Association, wants to improve the lives of people with neuromuscular diseases. » More ...
Winter 2022
Hometown health
A win-win-win for rural healthcare » More ...
Fall 2022
…and the pursuit of happiness
Five Washington State University scholars on what happiness and well-being means in the twenty-first century: A need for trust » More ...
Fall 2022
Dive deeper into happiness
Happiness is a many-splendored thing.
There are a lot of facets to well-being, happiness, and joy. Washington State University faculty in history, psychology, philosophy, nursing, and medicine examined several aspects of happiness in the Fall 2022 feature, “…and the pursuit of happiness.” The science of happiness has been a growing field, with real world implications for our mental and physical health, society, and future.
Dive even deeper into the topic through the articles and courses below.
This popular free course from Yale University offers a series of challenges designed to increase your own happiness and … » More …
Fall 2022
To know one’s place
Amanda Boyd at WSU Murrow College of Communication examines how Indigenous peoples seek and react to health information. » More ...
Summer 2022
Weeding out drug clash
New research shows cannabis and some OTC and prescription drugs definitely don’t mix. » More ...