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With fall beginning, we are officially stepping into spooky season. Around this time of year, I’m always reminded of a haunted trolley tour my family …

In the Department of Biomedical Sciences at ETSU’s Quillen College of Medicine, researcher Michael Beaumont is studying how existing medical technology could potentially be adapted …

When trauma and addiction occur together, they can create a difficult cycle. A person who survives a traumatic event may turn to alcohol to cope …

On this day in history, the master of puppets was born. Jim Henson was born in Mississippi in 1936. After spending his childhood in the …

Since 2008, September has been recognized as Suicide Prevention Month in the United States. While discussions surrounding suicide and mental health have become more normalized …

Today, we’re staying close to Tennessee but looking more broadly at Appalachia to explore a piece of folklore about the moon-eyed people. According to the …

Over the past few weeks, we have covered some darker topics. Today, we’re going to bring some good fortune back into our lives by learning …

For many sepsis survivors, the battle doesn’t end when the infection is defeated. The immune system, after going into overdrive to fight a life-threatening infection, …

Life expectancy in the United States has doubled since the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776. Surprising, right? It shouldn’t be, because the America …

On this day in history, the U.S. Constitution was signed after nearly four months of debate and deliberation. Twelve of the 13 states sent representatives …