January is Glaucoma Awareness Month. According to glaucoma.org “more than 3 million people in the United States have glaucoma. The National Eye Institute projects this number will reach 4.2 million by 2030, a 58 percent increase. Glaucoma is called “the sneak thief of sight” since there are no symptoms and once vision is lost, it’s… Read More
Health Care Headliners honors health care professionals and organizations making a difference in the community each year. This year at the 10th Annual Health Care Headliners held at Citrus at Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino, Roseman University was honored in two of the 11 award categories. In the Volunteer category Roseman’s Student Nurses Association (SNA)… Read More
It is only the second year that Roseman University has hosted a Research Symposium, but this year’s event was a tremendous success. Building on the groundwork from last year, the 2016 Symposium featured more than 100 posters and podium presentations from student and faculty researchers at all three of Roseman’s campuses in Summerlin and Henderson,… Read More
“Role Reversal: Caring for our Aging Parents” is the topic of Roseman University’s March Neighborhood Health Series. Sponsored by America First Credit Union, the presentation takes place from 4:30 to 6 pm on Thursday, March 17 at the Roseman University’s Summerlin campus, located at One Breakthrough Way, Las Vegas. The event is free and open… Read More
In February on Valentine’s Day, many people participated in another, perhaps lesser-known holiday, National Donor’s Day. While chocolate and flowers are often at the forefront of people’s minds, saving lives is even more crucial. Even if you missed National Donor’s Day, you can still contribute in a meaningful way by becoming an organ donor. Here… Read More
College is a time for personal discovery, as well as a stepping stone for a successful future. For many students it may come as a shock that the university setting is not as easy for them as high school was. Finding academic success can be hard to come by for some, but there are several… Read More
Even if you’re among the most conscientious dieters, the holiday season is guaranteed to test your willpower. The combination of social gatherings, special sweets and gifts received from others is enough to make even the healthiest eater question his or her resolve, and while you probably can’t avoid temptation entirely (unless you decide to hibernate… Read More
Many people each year approach the holiday season with some anxiety, especially those who carefully watch their weight. It seems as if almost all of the focus this time of year is on eating. Trying to keep up a holiday spirit while simultaneously resisting all of the fattening goodies can be very stressful. Is gaining… Read More
On October 12, more than 100 business and community leaders joined Roseman University of Health Sciences and Governor Brian Sandoval on Monday for a ribbon cutting and rededication of the Flagship Building of the university’s Summerlin campus. Governor Sandoval acknowledged Roseman’s contributions to Nevada and expressed support for the development of its College of Medicine.… Read More
Nursing is a field that has long been dominated by women, and while women still make up the majority of the workforce, new research has shown that more men are starting to enroll in various nursing degree programs. This is promising news, considering the fact that more nurses, both male and female, will be needed… Read More
