Mary Kennedy knows about brain injury. After all, for more than 35 years she has worked with people to rebuild their cognitive abilities after those injuries. Now she sees some of the same symptoms after mild brain...
Remdesivir is one of the few therapies approved by the FDA for the treatment of COVID-19 in many high-risk and hospitalized patients. But like a precious prima donna, the drug is not easy to deal with. Hamstrung by a...
Will I need a COVID-19 booster shot? Are there good treatments for the virus now? Can I get natural immunity from an infection? Those questions were among the topics discussed at Chapman University’s most recent Ask the...
Travel to Anaheim on a weekday afternoon and there’s a chance you’ll run into Dr. Karl Hess, Pharm.D, associate professor in Chapman’s School of Pharmacy and director of Community Pharmacy Practice Innovations...
When COVID-19 vaccines first rolled out, the mega-site vaccination sites at convention centers, amusement parks and sports stadiums understandably caught the limelight of the moment. Now there’s a new player quietly but...
Ricky Franco earned high grades in high school. He also worked hard in community college on his journey to transfer and get a degree from a four-year university. His plan nearly stalled, though. Without academic...
In the early days of COVID-19 restrictions, Chapman University student Tina Tsyshevska wasn’t sure how she was going to make her rent. Tsyshevska’s full-time paid internship was whittled to a few hours a week. She...
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