Health Archive

Kimia Ghobadi, Johns Hopkins University – One Size Doesn’t Fit All: An AI Approach to Healthier Eating

A.I. has been getting mixed press lately, but can it help us become healthier? Kimia Ghobadi,

Andrew Neff, Emory University – Drug-Delivery Technology Opens New Doors for Psychiatric Treatments

New psychiatric treatments could be on the way to the brain. Andrew Neff, visiting assistant professor

Joseph Larkin, University of Florida – What Do Babies’ Dirty Diapers Tell Us About COVID-19 Vaccination

Mothers may be protecting their babies against COVID-19 by passing along antibodies. Joseph Larkin, associate professor

Dawn Brancati, Yale University – Locking Down ISIS

The COVID lockdowns may have had unintended benefits. Dawn Brancati, senior lecturer in the political science

Britteny Howell, University of Alaska Anchorage – What We Need to Age Healthy May Be The Hardest Things to Obtain

Your physical space is very important as you age. Britteny Howell, assistant professor of health sciences

Anna Amirkhanyan, American University – An International Experimental Study of Citizens Perceptions of Government Responses to COVID-19

Lockdowns during COVID-19 have been handled differently by governments around the world. Anna Amirkhanyan, professor of

Keith Diaz, Columbia University – How to Counteract the Health Harms of Sitting

Get up and move – it’s good for you. Keith Diaz, Florence Irving associate professor of

Kristen McHenry, Boise State University – Burnout and Well-Being Among Healthcare Faculty

It’s been a long road for those in healthcare over the last few years. Kristen McHenry,

Darby Saxbe, University of Southern California – Dad Brain? How Fatherhood Changes the Brain

We’ve heard of dad bod, but how about dad brain? Darby Saxbe, professor in the psychology

Rahim Esfandyar-Pour, University of California, Irvine – A Health Monitoring Wearable Operates Without a Battery

Removing batteries from wearable tech can open it up to more people. Rahim Esfandyar-Pour, assistant professor