Assistant Professor Lauren Beasley co-authored a study highlighting college athletes’ mental health literacy and how to reduce stigmas around mental health diagnoses on college campuses.
Georgia State football players will hit the field this season wearing custom mouthguards created by students in the university’s Dental Hygiene program at Perimeter College.
A new study led by researchers at the Georgia State University School of Public Health finds that direct mail and electronic coupons influence former smokers when they’re most vulnerable to relapse.
As we return to campus and spend more time indoors in closer quarters, Dr. Susan Whitmer, Medical Director of the Georgia State Student Health Clinic, says it’s important to remember key strategies to combat respiratory diseases, including COVID-19.
With more than 100 externally funded research and service projects in the past fiscal year alone, faculty in the GSU SPH are leveraging their expertise to advance health equity in Atlanta and around the world.
A paper authored by Assistant Professor of Psychology Ashley Ware found small differences in the brains of children who were slow to recover from mild traumatic brain injury.
After facing many health challenges in his own family and watching his relatives care for other patients, Christopher Nava (B.I.S. ’23) dreams of becoming a physician assistant.
Wellstar Health System and Georgia State University’s Department of Respiratory Therapy in the Byrdine F. Lewis College of Nursing and Health Professions announce a $320,000 grant to expand the pipeline of respiratory therapy professionals.
Melani Macik's internship with the Grady Trauma Project has helped her build confidence as she works toward her goal of working in the medical field.
A new Georgia State University study suggests that college women majoring in STEM fields are more frequently victims of sexual assault than their non-STEM counterparts.
