Researchers use music and saliva to better understand Alzheimer’s
Anna Galloway talks to Central Florida Public Media about the challenges of measuring neurological effects of music using brain mapping tools.
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Carol and Bob Gwin gift supports outstanding students, celebrates OT pioneer
The Gwins' latest gift fully endows the Alice C. Jantzen Fellowship.
Dawn M. Schiehser, Ph.D., named the Leslie & Michael Okun Rising Star Endowed Professor
The professorship honors her exceptional clinical expertise, scientific accomplishments and commitment to advancing neuropsychological care for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions.
A man was diagnosed with a strain of bird flu never seen in humans before. Experts share if you should be concerned.
Benjamin Anderson discusses the risk of transmission among backyard flocks with HuffPost.
Meet the Students of PHHP:Â Tasleem Al-As’ad, Doctor of Occupational Therapy
College of Public Health and Health Professions students are dedicated to improving health and well-being in communities around the world.
Cultivating curiosity
How unconventional thinking leads to advances in science and education.
Green spaces may mitigate pollution-linked breast cancer risk
The Scientist covers research published in PLOS One by Carmen Smotherman as part of her epidemiology Ph.D. dissertation.
Recent graduate Katharine McNamara honored for One Health dissertation research
The award recognizes outstanding scholarship that exemplifies theoretical innovation, methodological rigor and a commitment to bridging research and practice.
Meet the Students of PHHP:Â Shahzadhi Nyakhar, Ph.D. in Social and Behavioral Sciences
College of Public Health and Health Professions students are dedicated to improving health and well-being in communities around the world.
Understanding how menopause symptoms can complicate treatment of traumatic brain injuries
The Menopause Society highlights work by Aliyah Snyder and Katherine Buzzanca-Fried.