We are excited to announce that applications for the 2025 ASAHP Leadership Development Program are open! In its tenth iteration, this distinguished program cultivates leadership skills among higher education leaders, specifically those within…
Eduardo Bustamante is guest editor for a Journal of Sport Rehabilitation Special Issue entitled Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Sport Rehabilitation. Included in the special issue is an editorial led by Dr.…
AHS Alumni Jared Ramer published results of a 26-year prospective cohort study that showed relationships between childhood physical activity and adult mental health outcomes. Drs. David Marquez and Eduardo Bustamante are co-author and…
UIC’s College of Applied Health Sciences Institute on Disability and Human Development, in partnership with Brandeis University, has been awarded a five-year, $4.3 million Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Family Support grant from the Administration for…
Ross Arena and David Camacho will be presenting at the Jan. 23 SparkTalks. For details visit: chancellor.uic.edu/events-2/sparktalks/sparktalks-jan2025.
Eduardo Bustamante is lead author of “Up for Debate: Does Regular Physical Activity Really Improve Mental Health?” published in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise.
KN doctoral student Vicky Pavlou ’20 MS NUT is one of the featured experts quoted in this AARP article about the benefits on intermittent fasting for people over 50: https://www.aarp.org/health/healthy-living/info-2024/is-intermittent-fasting-safe-for-older-adults.html.
Krista Varady busts intermittent fasting myths in Prevention news article interview. Full article: Is Intermittent Fasting Bad for You? A Professor of Nutrition Debunks 5 Common Myths.
The study “Vascular function in multiple sclerosis: Systematic review with meta-analysis” authored by a KN team of researchers led by Peixuan Zheng, postdoctoral research associate and member of the of the Exercise Neuroscience…