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Do you turn your back when someone offers you a hand, a kiss or a hug? Public health professor Brian Labus

Public health professor Brian Labus answers 4 questions answered by a public health professional

Students and faculty gather to reflect on accomplishments of African American physicians.

One of the best things about public health is its interdisciplinary nature, according to practitioner Jason Flatt, who says it allows him to tap into fields as diverse as sociology, medicine, nursing, and psychology.

Using volunteers to supplement the full-time medical school faculty provides additional learning opportunities for students.

Law school to hosts conference with nonpartisan experts on health care reform in its continued quest to serve as a reliable public resource.

Fundraiser Annette Carter plans to show potential donors and community members what a difference they can make in improving the quality of heath care in Southern Nevada.

New UNLV study shows promise for role of a high-carb, low-protein, and low-fat diet in fighting off C. diff infections.

Addison Guida is determined to provide the same level of commitment to her future patients as she received from her own doctors.

UNLV epidemiologist Brian Labus answer four questions about the outbreak.

UNLV School of Medicine's residency/fellowship programs helping to expand specialty care in Nevada.

New studies that expectant mothers should know about warn against marijuana use.