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04/06/16 - BOSTON, MA. - Scenes during the Zika virus discussion held in 909 Renaissance Park at Northeastern University on April 6, 2016. Panelists included, Brook K. Baker, JD Professor of Law, Alternative Dispute Resolution, School of Law, Alessandro Vespignani, PhD Sternberg Family Distinguished University Professor, Department of Physics, College of Science, and Richard Wamai, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of African American Studies, College of Social Sciences and Humanities. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

Northeastern researchers examine the Zika pandemic

As the Zika virus continues its inexorable spread, a panel of faculty members discussed how they—and by extension we—can be part of the global solution.

by Thea Singer April 11, 2016

What Ebola and HIV/AIDS can teach us about the Zika virus pandemic

Assistant professor Richard Wamai, an expert on HIV/AIDS and neglected tropical diseases, provides much-needed perspective on why the Zika virus has struck so fiercely and the public health measures that could halt it.

by Thea Singer February 17, 2016

The pursuit of happiness

While on co-op with the World Health Organization in Switzerland, student collects data on the links between good health and happiness.

by Greg St. Martin August 17, 2011

Northeastern researchers examine the Zika pandemic

What Ebola and HIV/AIDS can teach us about the Zika virus pandemic

The pursuit of happiness

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