Tag: Health
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Bina Joe, University of Toledo – Hypertension
On University of Toledo Week: High blood pressure could wreak havoc on your gut. Bina Joe, distinguished university professor, examines if good bacteria can be killed off by raised levels. Bina Joe, Distinguished University Professor & Chair the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, is focused on understanding the genetic components of pathophysiological conditions of the…
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Jennifer Kinder, Notre Dame de Namur University – Telerehabilitation
What’s the best way to see a doctor if you can’t leave your house? Jennifer Kinder, associate professor of kinesiology at Notre Dame de Namur University, examines one concept that could be beneficial. Dr. Jennifer Kinder is an Associate Professor of Kinesiology and the Kinesiology Program Director at Notre Dame de Namur University. She is…
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Jenny Wilkerson, University of Florida – CBD
Can CBD be used to treat pain in humans without getting them high? Jenny Wilkerson, research assistant professor in the department of pharmacodynamics at the University of Florida, looks into this question. Jenny Wilkerson, Ph.D., joined the University of Florida College of Pharmacy in November 2017 as a research assistant professor in the department of…
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Scott Melzer, Albion College – Manhood
The ideals of manhood are changing. Scott Melzer, professor of sociology at Albion College, discusses four groups that are reclaiming their identity in disparate ways. Scott Melzer([email protected]) is Professor of Sociology and Chair of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Albion College. His work focuses on how men respond when they think their status and identities are threatened. He…
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Julie Merten, University of North Florida – Sunscreen
Do you make your own sunscreen? Julie Merten, associate professor of public health at the University of North Florida, explains why Pinterest might be not your best health care provider. Dr. Julie Merten is an Associate Professor of Public Health at the University of North Florida. She is the Editor-in-Chief of the Florida Public Health…
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Helen Marlo, Notre Dame de Namur University – New Mothers and PTSD
An unexpected group can also experience the symptoms of PTSD. Helen Marlo, professor of clinical psychology at Notre Dame de Namur University, explains. Dr. Marlo’s professional work synthesizes research, clinical practice, and community engagement, particularly in reproductive mental health and trauma. Recipient of two teaching awards, she is devoted to training future clinical psychology professionals.…
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Mariana Sanchez, Florida International University – Latinos Found to Drink Less after Immigrating to U.S.
Does the health of Latino men get worse after they immigrate to the U.S.? Mariana Sanchez, assistant professor in the department of health promotion at Florida International University, finds out. Mariana Sanchez is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention and a Research Associate at the Center for Research on…
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Brian Earp, Yale University – Pain and Gender
On This Student Spotlight: Does our sex determine how our pain is measured? Brian Earp, PhD candidate in philosophy and psychology at Yale University, undertakes an experiment to find out. Brian is pursuing a joint Ph.D. in philosophy and psychology, having received his undergraduate degree in cognitive science from Yale, a master’s degree in psychology…
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Rajesh Kana, University of Alabama at Birmingham – Autism Biomarkers
Diagnosing autism earlier could make life easier for children and their parents. Rajesh Kana, associate professor of psychology at the University of Alabama Birmingham, explores the search for a faster diagnosis. Dr. Rajesh Kana is an associate professor of Psychology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Dr. Kana is also the director of the…
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Anna Amirkhanyan, American University – Food Insecurity
You don’t have look overseas for people who are going hungry. Anna Amirkhanyan, associate professor of public administration at American University, explores food insecure populations closer to home. Professor Amirkhanyan’s research focuses on public and nonprofit management, organizational performance, public-private differences, and citizen participation. Her articles have been published in various outlets such as the…