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From contact tracing to testing and vaccine rollout, researchers pivoted quickly, launching critical programs to help San Diegos hardest hit groups.

SDSU and UC San Diego bioengineers pinpoint a key factor that allows cancer cells to spread. The finding could help discover a way to make them stay put.

Four ideas will address sustainable agriculture, community action, environmental justice and carbon capture.

SDSU engineering researcher Junfei Xie receives a National Science Foundation award to develop a flying cloud computing system in the air.

Four ideas that will address mental and physical health issues with nuanced solutions.

Faculty find creative ways to boost student engagement and research.

SDSU is part of a select national group that will synthesize community input for stakeholders to develop effective vaccination efforts.

The large study of 50,000 people aims to determine what causes disease severity and long-term impacts.

New research shows red meat may be okay if eaten in small portions in winter.

Bioethicist Joe Stramondo on things to consider about prioritizing, underserved community concerns and rationing decisions.