UF team receives grant to study effects of Type 1 diabetes on the brain
Children with Type 1 diabetes are vulnerable to cognitive effects of the disease because of the important role glucose plays in healthy brain development.
Children with Type 1 diabetes are vulnerable to cognitive effects of the disease because of the important role glucose plays in healthy brain development.
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.
by Michael Marsiske, PhD, Program Director, Graduate Education Greetings all: On behalf of our Program Office, I want to thank you all for our incredible Fall Symposium last week. As I said in the meeting, this remains the one time a year that people are nervous, excited, celebratory,…
Cheryl McNeil, Ph.D., has impacted numerous children, families and students throughout her career.
Pearl was honored for her work identifying the harms of weight- and health-related stigma.
Drs. Eric Porges and Aprinda I. Queen join the CAM Center leadership team.
She will investigate how cardiovascular and metabolic diseases contribute to Lewy body disease.
Representatives from academia, industry and government gathered for DAISY 2024.
A new article led by Dr. Rebecca Pearl serves as a call-to-action for researchers and clinicians working in obesity.
Fifteen faculty members were awarded tenure and/or promotion from the University of Florida for the 2023-24 cycle.