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Newborns Living Near Trees Tend to Be Healthier. New Data Suggests It’s Not Because Healthier People Reside Near Parks.
Researchers from Drexel University, the University of Pennsylvania, City University of New York and Monell Chemical Senses Center recently reported that American pallets are likely to accept pearl millet — a hardy, gluten-free grain that has been cultivated for centuries in rugged, drought conditions in Africa and India — as an acceptable substitute in recipes that use wheat flour.
When Climate Disasters Hit, They Often Leave Long-term Health Care Access Shortages, Drexel Study Finds
Split photo of a participant completing the puzzle-making task (left) and the heritage artmaking task of making an intricate drawing with chalk (right)
New Research Highlights Health Benefits of Using Heritage Art Practices in Art Therapy
Carl June, MD, to Address Drexel College of Medicine Class of 2025 During Commencement
Pearl millet crop growing outside
Taste Research Suggests Pearl Millet Could be a Healthy, Sustainable, Gluten-free Wheat Alternative in the U.S.
New Data Finds Health Care Organizations May Not Be Doing Enough to Connect Patients with Housing Services When They’re Needed Most.
Drexel Researchers Develop New DNA Test For BV
Erin Nipps celebrated the Eagles’ Super Bowl win on the field at the Super Dome. Photo courtesy Erin Nipps.
An Incredible First Year as an Eagles Cheerleader and a Two-Time Drexel Graduate
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What Happens When a Diet Targets Ultra-processed Foods?
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Rates of ADHD Remain High into Adulthood Among Patients with Autism
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