InCHIP at UConn
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UConn’s InCHIP connects investigators with diverse scientific, clinical, and methodological expertise to advance impactful public health research.
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We are so excited to co-sponsor this event alongside Reps. Foster and Johnson and InCHIP at UConn! Our goal is to help make connections between researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and... well... everyone! Hope to see you there!
Need help writing an NIH grant? InCHIP at UConn is hosting a Writing Boot Camp exclusive to UConn faculty and students on February 28th. Optional intensive mentored training is available following the workshop. Register by 1/24/25: s.uconn.edu/an1lu1s0yi UConn CAHNR
Last week's Moving Beyond conference brought researchers and policymakers together to advance evidence-based policy solutions ahead of CT's 2025 legislative session. We were happy to partner with CT SSN Chapter, Jaime Foster, PhD, RD, Dominique Johnson, and Kerri Raissian to make it happen
Kerri Raissian, UConn’s ARMS Center Director, was recently featured on Connecticut Public's All Things Considered to discuss gun violence prevention strategies in CT and beyond. ctpublic.org/news/2024-12-2…
Applications are open for Global Food Research Program at UNC-Chapel Hill's FERN Fellowship, a 9-week, paid research opportunity for US-based undergrads interested in food and nutrition policy. Gain hands-on experience, mentorship, and professional development. Apply by Feb. 2. Learn more: globalfoodresearchprogram.org/home/idea/fern
Virtual yoga classes were found to effectively reduce chronic low back pain, as shown in a Cleveland Clinic study led by Dr. Robert Saper. Over 12 weeks, participants reported halved pain levels and reduced reliance on pain meds. Learn more: npr.org/sections/shots…
Join Healthy Eating Research on Jan 30th, 2-3 pm ET for a webinar focused on reducing children’s exposure to unhealthy digital food marketing ow.ly/sWSH50Upya6
In UConn Today! Thank you for the great summary of research presented by InCHIP at UConn affiliates at the recent Moving Beyond Implications Conference! CT SSN Chapter Jaime Foster, PhD, RD Dominique Johnson today.uconn.edu/2025/01/inchip…
Fear of staff retaliation in nursing homes and other elder care settings is largely universal. CT Insider highlighted a report that InCHIP affiliate Eilon Caspi and Mairead Painter (Connecticut Long Term Care Ombudsman Program) published to enhance understanding of this problem in the US. ctpost.com/connecticut/ar…
Reminder! Join us next week for our latest On Target discussion with April Zeoli, PhD Register here: events.uconn.edu/arms-center/ev…
“Obesity continues to be viewed as a character flaw rather than a complex health condition,” says Rudd Center Deputy Director Rebecca Puhl in this NYT Health article that highlights an international commission's recommendation for assessing obesity. nytimes.com/2024/01/14/hea…
In this Delaware Online article, InCHIP affiliate Eilon Caspi shares what families should look for in assisted living homes to ensure their loved ones' safety and well-being. s.uconn.edu/70jlzldqmt
Thank you Scholars Strategy Network (bsky: @scholars.org) for this Spotlight and for all you do to make this event a success! Also tagging the awesome team that makes this possible Abby Williamson @abbyfwilliamson.bsky.social Jaime Foster, PhD, RD Dominique Johnson InCHIP at UConn!
Former PhD student Kate Killion and Dr. Molly Waring wrote a guest blog post for Boston University School of Public Health regarding their research on MyPlate as a resource for healthy living. Read more here: s.uconn.edu/aware UConn CAHNR Boston University School of Public Health
Our new article on FDA oversight issues and patient harm is out in the Annals of Pharmacotherapy Journal. UConn Pharmacy InCHIP at UConn
