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Meredith Wekesser publishes a new article in Journal of Youth Development

Meredith Wekesser co-authored a recent article, “Administrator Reflections on Youth Sport Programming: Moving Forward After the COVID-19 Pandemic,” now published in Journal of Youth Development. The authors recommend three strategies for youth sport…

AHS publications digest: May 26 - June 9

Joy M Hammel hammel@uic.edu, Susan Magasi smagas1@uic.edu McArthur AR, Magasi S, Hamlish T, Winters CA, Hammel J. Changes in participation for young women after breast cancer diagnosis and treatment: a qualitative study. BMC…

NIH Administrative Supplements

As the NIH fiscal years comes to a close there may be a unique opportunity to consider seeking administrative supplements to active NIH awards.  The NIH may be required to spend its entire…

BVIS Participation and Awards at Inaugural CAIDF Hackathon

BVIS students, faculty, and alumni recently participated in the first ever CAIDF Hackathon, an ARPA-H funded project designed to explore and unlock hidden data in healthcare. Two teams received third place, two teams…

Kelsey Gabel featured on ABC Chicago

Kelsey Gabel was featured on ABC Chicago in the first of a multi-segment feature on menopause: https://abc7chicago.com/post/menopause-symptoms-social-media-helps-open-discussion-women-navigating-midlife-transition/16653746/.

Robert Motl weighs in on new study findings for home-based exercise and MS

Robert Motl commented on the finding of a new study findings that support home-based exercise as an evidence-based option for patients with MS who prefer to work out at home: medscape.com/viewarticle/home-based-exercise-effective-clinic-care-ms-2025a1000et7.