On March 7, three leaders in clinical neuropsychology will participate in a UF symposium designed to offer insights into new developments in our understanding of brain-behavior relationships.
Dr. William Latimer, chair of the department of clinical and health psychology, has been appointed inaugural dean of the School of Health Sciences, Human Services and Nursing at Lehman College.
Researchers led by Dr. Xiaohui Xu found that heavy exposure to four air pollutants led to a significantly increased risk for developing a high blood pressure disorder during pregnancy.
Dr. Thomas A. LaVeist, will present “Explaining Health Disparities: Place is more important than race, but race matters, too” on Wednesday, Feb. 19 at 4 p.m. at the McKnight Brain Institute, DeWeese Auditorium.
Dr. Meenakshi Devidas has been named group statistician of the Children’s Oncology Group and principal investigator of an NCI grant with a planned budget of $39 million.
Researchers led by Dr. Jeffrey Harman found that health care plans in the Florida Medicaid Reform Pilot counties have done a better job of controlling costs than the state's traditional Medicaid program.
Dr. Michael Marsiske and colleagues report that older adults who received mental training show long-lasting improvements in reasoning and speed of processing, and they have less difficulty with daily living tasks.
Susan White, director of public health professional education, has been named the College of Public Health and Health Professions’ 2013 Employee of the Year.
“Living with Hearing Loss” is a series of four free classes for people with hearing impairment.
Dr. Linda Cottler led the first systematic study to assess sex trading between police officers and female offenders from the women’s perspective.
