University of Florida researchers within the Southern HIV and Alcohol Consortium will study which health consequences of drinking on the brain and body are reversible. Participants in a focus group met at HealthStreet to help plan the study. The study, which also involves the University of Miami, Florida…
Have your voice heard at this month’s Our Community, Our Health town hall on an important topic.
HealthStreet makes giving people a voice in health research easy! And with more than 8,700+ people in the program, it is evident that they want to participate.
By Meagan Meredith, HealthStreet Research Communications Team Intern The OCOH town hall series connects other clinical and translational science institutes to foster a national dialogue between community members and researchers.
February is American Heart Month This February, improve your heart health through HealthStreet's referrals medical and social services and opportunities for health research!
Narratives as decision makers for breast cancer surgery Participant criteria: Any woman who has been diagnosed with breast cancer Whose treatment option was “surgery” Early Markers fo Pulmonary Vascular Radiation Toxicity Participant criteria: Any woman diagnosed with breast cancer Prior to Radiation as treatment Intent to Screen for…
Survivors of Cancer Advisory Network (SCAN) Mentorship Program Cancer survivors volunteer their time to give newly diagnosed people hope. These volunteers have been where you are now and understand the fear, confusion and anxiety that overwhelms every day since the diagnosis. It can be as little as one…
UF HealthStreet is recruiting for the WISE Brain Study (otherwise known as the Weight loss Intervention Surgical Effects on Brain Function Study), which seeks to understand changes that occur in brain structure and function following bariatric surgery for weight loss. Ronald Cohen, PhD, program director for the Center for…
The Mini Cooper is now traveling the state as part of the UF HealthStreet program and collecting bug “splats” on the bumper for the study of mosquito-borne viruses.
