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 Boston, MA
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Joined May 2017
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PFAS may raise blood pressure during pregnancy. Who is most vulnerable? A Northeastern study links exposure to higher blood pressure, especially in first-time mothers and women carrying girls. to forever chemicals. news.northeastern.edu/2026/1…
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As measles cases soar, U.S. could lose its measles-free status. Northeastern experts suggest measles outbreak might get worse as winter approaches. Read more about this growing story here: news.northeastern.edu/2026/1…
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In Russia’s plague scare, the information vacuum may be the bigger story. Read more about what's happening here: news.northeastern.edu/2026/1… #russia #pneumonicplague #healthscience
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A cancer vaccine that makes its own oxygen? Bouvé's Dr. Stephen Hatfield built one 🧬 It wakes up sleepy T-cells trapped in low-oxygen tumors and trains them to attack. In mice, it nearly doubled survival time. ➡️ news.northeastern.edu/2026/0… #NUBouve #CancerResearch #Immunotherapy

This cancer vaccine makes its own oxygen and gives T-cells a boost

A new cancer vaccine developed by Northeastern researchers helps T-cells recognize and destroy cancer cells in mice.

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Why did a viral ad campaign spark so much backlash? Bouvé's Dr. Rachel Rodgers broke it down for Northeastern Global News, pointing to the gap between celebrating athleticism and objectifying the body. 📰 ➡️ news.northeastern.edu/2026/0… #NUBouve #AppliedPsychology

How sports betting app Novig trolls us with its Sydney Sweeney ads

Northeastern experts explore why Novig’s first national ad campaign featuring actress Sydney Sweeney sparked online controversy.

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Can watching your own brainwaves reduce chronic pain? Bouvé's Dr. David Sherman just launched a 5-year, NIH-funded study on neurofeedback for knee osteoarthritis, no medication required. 🧠 ➡️ news.northeastern.edu/2026/0… #NUBouve #PainResearch #Neurofeedback

This professor is studying how brainwaves can cut crippling joint pain

Neurofeedback may help people with knee osteoarthritis reduce chronic pain, according to a new Northeastern University study.

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New at Bouvé: an MS in Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences 🧬 4 concentrations, STEM-certified, built for where drug discovery is headed — biology + chemistry + AI. bouve.northeastern.edu/news/… #PharmSci #NUBouve

Northeastern launches new MS in Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences

A STEM-certified program designed to prepare the next generation of scientists for careers at the intersection of biology, chemistry, data, and AI.

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Struggle to hear conversations in loud rooms? Bouvé's Dr. Jonathan Peelle finds fitter people perform 15% better on speech-in-noise tasks 🎧🏃 His lab is now testing if exercise can train your brain to filter out the noise. ➡️ news.northeastern.edu/2026/0… #NUBouve #BrainHealth

Could exercise help you hear in a noisy room? Early results say yes

Exercise may sharpen your ability to hear speech in noisy rooms, Northeastern researchers find in a new study.

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Multitasking isn't real, says Bouvé's Dr. Laura Dudley, it's just rapid toggling between tasks. Her take on meditation: it's not about feeling calm, it's about learning to notice instead of react. 🧠 ➡️ news.northeastern.edu/2026/0… #NUBouve #Mindfulness #BehavioralScience

Where did your attention go? Five insights about changing your mind

Meditation benefits go beyond stress relief, Northeastern experts say, showing how sitting with your thoughts can change your reactions.

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Studying a new language before bed might help it stick 🌙 Bouvé's Dr. Zhenghan Qi is testing whether evening practice + sleep helps language learning stay locked in. Early results favor night owls. news.northeastern.edu/2026/0… #NUBouve #SleepScience #LanguageLearning

Time2Learn, time to sleep: Evening practice may help language stick

A Northeastern study finds evening study sessions and sleep quality may help new language skills stick better over time.

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Personalized cancer vaccines just passed a big test 🧬 Moderna & Merck's melanoma vaccine + Keytruda outperformed Keytruda alone. Bouvé's Dr. Mansoor Amiji & Dr. Stephen Hatfield explain how it trains your own immune system to fight back. ➡️ news.northeastern.edu/2026/0… #NUBouve

Moderna and Merck show personalized cancer vaccines can work.

A new cancer vaccine from Moderna and Merck slowed melanoma relapse. Northeastern immunology experts say the results are promising.

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New this fall: our BS in Kinesiology 🏃‍♂️ Study human movement from the cell to the whole population, with real research and co-op experience built in. Learn more ➡️ bouve.northeastern.edu/news/… #NUBouve #Kinesiology #HealthSciences

Bouvé College Launches New Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology

Explore Bouvé’s new BS in Kinesiology, with human movement science, hands-on research, co-op experience, and pathways to health and exercise careers.

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Congrats to 3 Bouvé alums named 2026 Women Who Empower Innovator Award winners! Dayna Altman (MPH '18), Natalia Coriano Diaz (PhD '26) and Haley Waud (DPT '13) are building ventures in mental health, disaster-ready healthcare, and fertility finance. 💪 news.northeastern.edu/2026/0…

And the recipients of the 2026 Women Who Empower Innovator Awards are…

Northeastern names Women Who Empower Awards 2026 winners, who have ventures in technology, arts, entrepreneurship, health and social change

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Why does 45 trigger your first colonoscopy? Not random. 🩺 Bouvé's Neil Maniar says 80% of colorectal cancer starts as removable polyps, but cases are rising fast in adults under 50, hence the lower screening age. news.northeastern.edu/2026/0… #NUBouve #CancerScreening #PublicHealth

Is age more than just a number when it comes to health screenings?

Getting a colonoscopy at 45 years old isn’t arbitrary. Northeastern experts explain the data behind when cancer screenings should start.

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Measles cases in the U.S. just hit a 35-year high. 🩺 As kids head back to school, Bouvé's Neil Maniar warns it's one of the most contagious diseases out there, at a 90% infection rate for the unprotected. news.northeastern.edu/2026/0…

More measles outbreaks feared as children head back to school

The CDC reports a record number of school children have gotten measles vaccine exemptions. Experts warn this could lead to more outbreaks.

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Good news for coffee drinkers: 3 to 5 cups a day is safe for most adults and may lower heart disease risk, says Bouvé's Stephen Wood. The real risk is energy drinks, not your morning brew. ☕❤️ news.northeastern.edu/2026/0… #NUBouve #HeartHealth

How many cups of coffee should you be drinking each day?

How much coffee is too much? Northeastern experts explain why 3 to 5 cups a day may lower heart disease risk, but energy drinks don't count.

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Peptides promise anti-aging miracles online, but the science is still catching up. Bouvé's Mansoor Amiji breaks down what's real, what's hype, and what's next. 💊🔬 news.northeastern.edu/2026/0… #NUBouve #PharmSci

Peptides — Are they the key to longevity or another health grift?

Proponents say peptides offer anti-aging benefits and miracle cures, while scientists warn that the claims outpace the evidence.

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ROADMAP Scholars, led by Bouvé's Adrianna Crossing, gives undergrads research experience and grad school prep to diversify the field of applied psychology. "This program really is like an equalizer," says scholar Emi Santos. news.northeastern.edu/2026/0… #NUBouve #AppliedPsychology

Program an ‘equalizer’ for students seeking a career in psychology

ROADMAP scholars get research experience, one-on-one mentorship, and an opportunity to learn about psychology grad school.

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Why is the Cyclospora outbreak so hard to stop? Bouvé experts Samuel Scarpino and Samantha Garbers explain the science behind why it's spreading and how to stay safe. 🥬🔬 news.northeastern.edu/2026/0… #NUBouve #PublicHealth

Cyclospora still making its way through the US. And it’s not alone

The Cyclospora outbreak is spreading alongside Salmonella and E. coli cases. Northeastern University experts explain what's driving it.

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New research from the Institute for Cognitive and Brain Health: kids' aerobic fitness, not just body fat, plays a unique role in impulse control. 🧠🏃 Led by Ph.D. student Kellyn Carlson with Lauren Raine & Charles Hillman. 👇 news.northeastern.edu/2026/0…... #NUBouve #BrainHealth

Aerobic fitness may be a teller of some brain health, study suggests

Aerobic fitness levels, more than body fat, have a greater impact on self-control in kids, Northeastern researchers find.

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