The National Stuttering Association (NSA) featured recent Speech and Hearing Sciences graduate Audri Heffernan in a social media video. Audri’s the co-leader of the Spokane NSA group and is an […]
In Self magazine’s article “Why Do I Suddenly Get So Tired in the Afternoon?” Hans Van Dongen, PhD, shares reasons and gives tips on how to combat it. Read the […]
In the Spokane Journal’s article, “Healthy Competition: INW universities take steps to fill gaps in medical training,” the college’s Master of Healthcare Administration and Leadership (MHAL) program is among three […]
KXLY recently featured the Autism and Neurodevelopment Clinic and the impact the clinic and program hope to have on the community. “We actually just opened our doors this week and […]
Last week the college celebrated the launch of the new Autism and Neurodevelopmental Clinic in partnership with Range Community Clinic. Several media outlets highlighted the news and shared more about […]
A new Autism and Neurodevelopmental Clinic in Spokane will help families get more timely autism spectrum disorder (ASD) evaluations for their children. The wait time for ASD evaluations currently can […]
Research led by WSU scientists shows that protein found in microscopic worms known as C. elegans could be the key to slowing down human aging and increasing lifespan during global […]
Research from Ofer Amram, PhD, Amiri Solmaz, DDes, Victoria Panwala, MD, and others show that treatment is harder to access in the U.S. than in Canada. Several media outlets recently […]
This week Providence and the College of Medicine announced a partnership to establish eastern Washington’s first pediatric medical residency. Read the WSU Insider piece here. In the media The Spokesman-Review
Last week our Family Medicine Residency Program—Pullman welcomed its first three residents. Check out a feature story by the Moscow-Pullman Daily News that highlights one of the new residents, and […]
