Research

Brendan Rich, Ph.D., joins the college as chair of the Department of Clinical and Health Psychology.

A new study highlights hospitalization as an opportunity to begin treatment in patients with opioid addiction.

A team of scientists across UF and three other universities aims to provide new insights that could lead to earlier and more accurate diagnosis and improved treatment.

For the first time, the annual DAISY meeting was held outside the U.S.

The proposed interventions in the study have been proven effective in children with autism spectrum disorder who experience similar difficulties with sensory processing.

The study will explore how breast stem cells contribute to the early stages of breast tumor development.

Her research aims to better understand the root causes of dyslexia and spur neural plasticity, or the brain’s ability to adapt, using noninvasive vagus nerve stimulation to improve reading and language skills.

Ursolic acid appeared to generate its beneficial effects in skeletal muscle by acting directly on muscle cells.

Researchers are developing an artificial intelligence tool designed to help providers make more efficient and informed decisions in HIV care.

She received the Nancy Talbot Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship from the American Occupational Therapy Foundation.