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From Medicine to Nursing to Public Health, UNLV students are front-and-center in COVID-19 inoculation effort.

Creating trust among skeptics is an important part of beating back COVID-19, especially in communities of color.

School earns accreditation from Liaison Committee on Medical Education, meaning it meets or exceeds the highest standards for schools of medicine.

Dr. Brandi Alexander chose family medicine because it provides a range of challenges and opportunities to advocate for women of color.

After pivoting from planned research, a physical therapy professor's Zoom classes offer exercise outlet to Down syndrome patients.

New article co-authored by law professor Jean Sternlight will explore the role psychology plays in law’s increasingly high-tech world.

Plastinated human head specimens give dental students complete, odor-free, hands-on learning experiences.

A bout with malaria put Oluwafunmilola Okuyemi on the path to becoming a physician. Today she and UNLV colleagues have pioneered a way to lessen COVID-19 spread during surgery.

UNLV public health researcher Melva Thompson-Robinson explains the U.S.’s history of medical trauma against people of color, its impact on the pandemic, and tips for meaningful messaging.

Health Law course gives students the opportunity to assist state legislators with shaping important health-related policy.

UNLV Medicine workers part of the COVID-19 battle as vaccine rollout is just beginning.

UNLV vaccine expert Johan Bester examines the ethical considerations behind the decision to get inoculated.