Physical therapy could lower need for opioids, but lack of money and time are hurdles
Writing in The Conversation, Dr. Mark Bishop discusses how physical therapy could diminish the need for opioids.
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PHHP faculty members awarded tenure and promotion
Three faculty members were awarded tenure or promotion from the University of Florida for the 2017-2018 cycle.
Virus found in Florida resident may be widespread throughout the Southeast
A virus first found in Tampa Bay-area mosquitoes that can cause a rash and mild fever has been identified in humans for the first time.
Clinical psychology Ph.D. student builds bridge between U.S., Dutch dementia researchers
Liselotte de Wit has received a grant from the Alzheimer Nederland Foundation to investigate the implications of implicit memory for memory compensation training.
Eating a high-quality diet could cut cancer survivors’ risk of death by 65 percent
The UF study suggests that cancer survivors should strive for a diet rich in a variety of vegetables, fruits, whole grains, proteins and dairy at recommended serving sizes for age, height and weight.
Recognizing risks
Dr. Catherine Price and colleagues are offering a new service that assesses the brain functions of older adult patients before surgery. Illustration by Dr. Jared Tanner.
This Month in PHHP
Read the May issue for news and updates from the college’s departments and programs.
PHHP Convocation 2018
The College of Public Health and Health Professions celebrated outstanding students and graduates at the annual convocation ceremony May 5.
UF receives national fellowship award to improve psychological care for children with diabetes
Dr. Sarah Westen, a clinical psychology Ph.D. grad, will work with mentors to improve patients’ health behaviors and general mental health.
Alappattu, Bishop receive APTA honors
Dr. Meryl Alappattu and Dr. Mark Bishop have received top awards from the American Physical Therapy Association.
