National Cancer Institute recognizes breast cancer research led by Lusine Yaghjyan
The study provides new insights into the role of age-related changes to breast tissue in the development of breast cancer.
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Women’s Health
Researchers awarded Gates Foundation grant to build women’s health index
The index will provide policymakers with a holistic understanding of the multiple factors affecting women’s health across the lifespan.
Green spaces may mitigate pollution-linked breast cancer risk
The Scientist covers research published in PLOS One by Carmen Smotherman as part of her epidemiology Ph.D. dissertation.
Thyroid cancer survivors frequently face unmet needs, UF researchers find
M.P.H. student Alisha Das and UF Health endocrinologist Naykky Singh Ospina report their findings in JAMA Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery.
UF breast cancer research paper recognized by National Cancer Institute
The study led by Dr. Lusine Yaghjyan is among the Epidemiology and Genomics Research Program's 2024 Research Highlights.
Diagnosis dilemmas and the importance of self-advocacy
Public health student Kathryn Holmes opens up about how doctors' dismissal of her symptoms prolonged a severe anemia diagnosis.
Breaking barriers: My mother’s fight against cancer and health care inequity
Public health major Stephanie Robert discusses her mother's struggles with language barriers in health care
Recent UF grad transforms women’s pelvic care in Jacksonville, raises awareness statewide
Through her capstone work Paige Gibson increased both understanding of OT's role in pelvic care and the number of OT consults for UF Health Jacksonville patients.
Women and the great unknown: Disparities in health care
Public health major Zoe Leitner calls for better education and advocacy for women's health issues
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.
