New research by two Georgia State University professors suggests that relieving psychological stress by targeting specific neurons in the brain can lower blood pressure and reduce anxiety.
A new travel fund is expanding opportunities for Georgia State University School of Public Health students to share their research findings at national conferences.
Associate Professor Amanda Gilmore has been named the 2025 recipient of the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health Early Career Research Award.
At Georgia State, Chinonye Dim (M.S. '23) excels in infectious disease research while passionately engaging in community service and volunteerism.
The Georgia State University School of Public Health has launched a new digital platform to connect students and alumni with internships, applied practice experiences and career opportunities.
The Atlanta Business Chronicle’s annual Health Care Champion Awards recognize the industry’s most innovative and influential leaders.
A team led by researchers at Georgia State University has identified a novel group of neurons controlling the brain-heart-gut axis which can be activated to induce a hypometabolic state that resembles hibernation.
A new study led by a Georgia State University researcher finds that the opioid epidemic and rural homelessness are exacerbating each other with devastating consequences.
While you might not be able to avoid stress, it does not have to ruin the holidays or start the new year on a sour note.
Georgia State psychology grad Jessica Clarke (B.A. '24) is making it her mission to change the way mental health is viewed.
