Yoga program may reduce depression and anxiety in women with cancer
Clinical and health psychology researchers found a program that combines yoga and psychological tools in a group therapy setting may help reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety.
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Patients with diabetes are as satisfied with telehealth as with in-person care
The findings suggest that telehealth options for diabetes care should extend beyond the COVID-19 emergency period.
UF scientists discover first jeilongvirus in the U.S., thanks to a cat
A mouse caught by a cat named Pepper leads to the discovery of the first jeilongvirus found in the U.S.
PHHP AI documentary selected for APHA film festival
A short documentary film by Shena Hays explores multiple perspectives on AI's impact on public health.
Spotlight on spinal cord injury research
In honor of Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month, learn more about the college's spinal cord injury scientists.
Shining a light on sickle cell disease
As a sickle cell disease researcher and mother of a son with the disease, Dr. Candice J. Adams-Mitchell has a unique perspective.
New bird flu team researches H5N1 and assists Florida’s response
A multidisciplinary team that includes three PHHP researchers is helping prepare Florida’s response to potential bird flu outbreaks.
Study outlines why housing needs often force owners to give up pets
Housing-related reasons for relinquishing pets included pet-related restrictions, landlord issues, housing loss and unhoused owners.
Research shows perceived discord in health recommendations saps public confidence
A new study shows Americans’ trust in their doctor’s health recommendations remains as strong as ever, yet they lose trust in the accuracy of health recommendations by scientists and governmental health agencies when they perceive that those guidelines frequently change,
The H5N1 bird flu strain of could be dangerous. A PHHP expert explains why.
Dr. Benjamin Anderson explains the basics of bird flu and why H5N1 is a concern.
