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If you’re reading this you’re obviously breathing, but are you doing it right? From the moment we’re born we just do it, we take breathing…
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Students work to alleviate health issues right in the home
Going into a stranger’s home is not necessarily an experience most students anticipate being part of their master’s degree. But for public health students who…
Nonconsensual porn is a growing threat among young adults
One out of every 12 respondents in a nationwide survey say they have been victims of nonconsensual pornography. The findings were released today in a new…
Psychiatric conditions may alter the brain, increase risk of Alzheimer’s
Shanna L. Burke, assistant professor at the Robert Stempel College of Public Health & Social Work, has been awarded nearly $95,000 from The Florida Department of…
In the age of smart devices, young children spending more time in front of TV screens
A new study by Robert Stempel College of Public Health & Social Work researchers about screen time shows that children are spending more time watching television than…
$3 million grant funds study of Colombian river contamination, effects on locals
One of the largest rivers in Latin America, the Atrato River in Colombia has been tainted by decades of illegal mining, leading to mercury contamination…
NIH awards $1.39 million to Stempel to study HIV care and treatment in Miami
The National Institutes of Health has awarded a $1.39 million grant to the Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work to study how patient-centered HIV care…
Nonconsensual porn is a growing threat among young adults
One out of every 12 respondents in a nationwide survey say they have been victims of nonconsensual pornography. The findings were released today in a new…
Psychiatric conditions may alter the brain, increase risk of Alzheimer’s
Shanna L. Burke, assistant professor at the Robert Stempel College of Public Health & Social Work, has been awarded nearly $95,000 from The Florida Department of…
In the age of smart devices, young children spending more time in front of TV screens
A new study by Robert Stempel College of Public Health & Social Work researchers about screen time shows that children are spending more time watching television than…
$3 million grant funds study of Colombian river contamination, effects on locals
One of the largest rivers in Latin America, the Atrato River in Colombia has been tainted by decades of illegal mining, leading to mercury contamination…
NIH awards $1.39 million to Stempel to study HIV care and treatment in Miami
The National Institutes of Health has awarded a $1.39 million grant to the Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work to study how patient-centered HIV care…
FIU announces $5 million donation from philanthropists Trish and Dan Bell to build interfaith chapel
Philanthropists Trish and Dan Bell have made a $5 million gift to the Next Horizon campaign at Florida International University to help build a non-denominational…
FIU professor working to prevent and cure blindness named National Academy of Inventors Senior Member
FIU professor of biomedical engineering Shuliang Jiao, whose research and technological innovations are helping prevent and cure blindness, has been named to the inaugural class…
Medical students want to teach you CPR with two steps and a disco song
Sudden cardiac arrest is a scary thing, and not just for the person experiencing it. Imagine that someone collapses in front of you. They are…