PHHP faculty members awarded tenure and promotion
Several College of Public Health and Health Professions faculty members were awarded tenure or promotion for the 2015-2016 cycle.
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Teens’ likelihood of trying marijuana peaks at ages 16, 18
Dr. Jim Chen and colleagues in the department of epidemiology found the likelihood adolescents will try marijuana rises steadily from age 11 to 16, then decreases before hitting another peak at age 18.
Thank you, Dr. Holmes
Audiologist and educator Dr. Alice Holmes retires after more than 30 years at UF.
Sherrilene Classen named UF chair of occupational therapy
Dr. Classen, an internationally recognized scientist in driving rehabilitation, begins her UF post on Jan. 2.
Hugh Catts named 2016 PHHP Alumnus of the Year
Dr. Catts was recognized for his leadership and scientific contributions to the early identification and prevention of reading disabilities.
Flu vaccination programs have potential to be self-sustaining in Florida
Dr. Cuc Tran found that school-located influenza vaccination programs led by local health departments could be cost-effective throughout the state.
A recipe for a healthy community
UF HealthStreet helps North Florida community members access health care and participate in research.
PHHP Convocation 2016
The College of Public Health and Health Professions celebrated outstanding students and graduates at the annual convocation ceremony April 30.
Delayed concussion reporting may sideline college athletes for several more days
Breton Asken and colleagues found that college athletes who delayed treatment or removal from play missed an average of five more days of play.
Study suggests certain people with depression may benefit from exercise
A study led by Dr. Vonetta Dotson found that specific genetic markers that put people at risk for depression may also predict who might benefit from exercise.
