An internship could be located just 10 minutes from campus, but Emily Burney would rather travel to the equator, some 4,000 miles away.
Taking typical daily annoyances in stride may help preserve brain health in older adults, while emotional reactions could contribute to declines in cognition.
When it comes to healthy family dynamics, it’s helpful to learn from positive models.
Assistant Professor Jay Kim’s recent paper, published in the latest issue of Annals of Work Exposures and Health, has been selected as the editor’s choice. “A randomized controlled trial of a truck seat intervention: Part 2 – Associations between whole-body vibration exposures and health outcomes” represents the first randomized controlled trial that showed that reducing whole-body […]
Getting to know Kevin Jian
Kevin Jian is working to lower the number of foodborne cases and outbreaks at a national level
Agent of change
Jeremiah Allen has been named an OSU Alumni Association Fellow thanks to his work for the LGBTQ community.