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Henderson residents with homes built before 1978 could qualify for free home inspection, repair and/or removal of lead-based paint.

Community event to focus on issues related to children’s quality of life in Nevada and includes free admission to Las Vegas Natural History Museum.

Gerstenberger, a faculty member at ÐÔÊӽ紫ý since 1997, was named interim dean of the school in 2013.

Annual survey of entering Nevada kindergarteners reveals 30 percent are overweight or obese and nearly 13 percent do not have health insurance.

Experts from ÐÔÊӽ紫ý and University of Nevada School of Medicine meet to discuss health disparities in Nevada.

ÐÔÊӽ紫ý professors weigh in on some of the state’s big battles and quiet victories in community health.

Two students will be honored as outstanding graduates for their advancement of healthcare research, academic and personal achievements Dec. 17.

ÐÔÊӽ紫ý Healthy Homes inspectors also will examine homes for health issues such as trip and fall hazards, pests and mold.

Homicide rates in Clark County were the lowest in five years; however education about safe sleeping habits for infants and motor vehicle safety still needed to reduce fatality rates.

ÐÔÊӽ紫ý leads regional 13-university partnership, with University of Nevada School of Medicine, to put clinical health research into practice.

Biostatistician Sheniz Moonie zeroes in on the factors that influence the health of Nevadans, particularly those with asthma.

Researchers find elevated lead levels in some hot sauces imported from Mexico; urge enforceable screening standards.