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Guiding self-care for patients with heart failure

Andrew Boyd is part of a team of clinicians, researchers and scholars working together to fight high hospital readmission rates for patients with heart failure

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Urban garden shows students big picture

When preparing dishes in class, nutrition students can point to their shared backyard on Taylor Street, which houses one of the college’s new and most important "classrooms"

The phenotypic plasticity of Pristimantis mutabilis by Esther Chun Ng.

Innovation in an image

Recent biomedical visualization graduates win awards, honors in the 2017 Image of Research competition

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Mark Grabiner honored with Borelli Award

The Borelli Award is the American Society of Biomechanics' highest honor, which recognizes outstanding career accomplishment and exemplary research in biomechanics

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Leading lady

Kelly Tappenden new head of the Department of Kinesiology and Nutrition

Glenn Hemann leans on an ATU mobile unit which is parked in a parking lot

Life hack

For more than 25 years, the Assistive Technology Unit has maximized individual independence through person-centered therapy, design and engineering

Rhonda Atallah leads a group of Muslim girls in a group exercise

Healthy habits

Alumna Rhonda Atallah helps adolescent Muslim girls find empowerment through health and exercise

Phyllis Bowen sits next to a piano in her home library

Launching a legacy

Professor emerita gives back to the department she helped put on the map

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First in class

The first AHS bachelor’s degrees are awarded in two new undergraduate programs: rehabilitation sciences, and disability and human development

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