Ear infections could delay a child’s speech
Research led by Susan Nittrouer featured in U.S. News & World Report
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Chronic childhood ear infections delay language development
New research led by Dr. Susan Nittrouer, shows chronic ear infections can result in deficits in language development and auditory processing among children.
Three Things to Know About – The benefits of learning another language
Learning a foreign language is good for your cognitive health.
PHHP faculty look beyond their disciplines for reciprocal peer teaching reviews
Several PHHP faculty members recently participated in reciprocal reviews outside of their disciplines, giving them new ideas and perspectives.
Medi-Gators Mentorship Program connects students with UF faculty
A positive experience which gives the students individual attention.
Gator-2-Gator program connects PHHP grad students for peer support
Beneficial peer support for graduate students.
Candice Adams-Mitchell awarded NIH fellowship designed to improve diversity in AI research
Adams-Mitchell hopes to advance scientific understanding of sickle cell disease.
PHHP Research Innovation Fund awards grants for AI and direct clinical impact projects
Dr. Hollea Ryan, Dr. Yiyang Liu and Dr. Rebecca Willcocks are among some of the first recipients of PHHP Research Innovation Fund awards.
Vagus Nerve Stimulation for Language Acquisition with AI
Dr. Tracy Centanni appears on New Matter, the Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening podcast
Investigating the impact of chemotherapy drugs on young patients’ hearing
Brittney Moore, a student in the Doctor of Audiology program, and a team of researchers examined the effects of a common chemotherapy drug on children's hearing.
