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Join us March 19 for our Health Talks webinar, "Combating Obesity: We Manage What We Measure."
This webinar is especially valuable for health care practitioners seeking practical, evidence-based strategies to enhance patient care. CEUs are available.
🔗 Register today: chs.asu.edu/engage/confe...
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Join us at #AZTechWeek! Witness firsthand how @asupubhealthtech.bsky.social faculty are applying AI, systems engineering and wearable tech to tackle challenges ranging from mental health to infectious disease.
RSVP: partiful.com/e/DlNEFjA1Zh...
ASU Health welcomes Dr. Nora D. Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse at the National Institutes of Health, as our featured speaker for this month's Grand Rounds.
Join us March 18 via Zoom for "Tribal Health, Technology and Opioid Use." RSVP: specialevents.asu.edu/ereg/newreg....
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February is National Cancer Prevention Month, and we're taking a look at what a street image can reveal about long-term health.
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Meet the innovators leading the transformative approach to medical education at ASU's John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering.
Our leadership spotlight series begins today with Founding Dean @lisanby.bsky.social.
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Through science at scale, we're working to find innovative ways to improve health and health care for families, schools and school districts, hospitals, clinics, pharmacies — everyone.
Come see us Feb. 13 at the @aaas.org 2026 annual meeting in Phoenix to learn more.
🔗 asuhealth.asu.edu
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Sit a lot at your job?
Even if you exercise, you could be missing out on health benefits, says scientist Matthew Buman, @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social @asupubhealthtech.bsky.social professor, who studies healthy lifestyles and physical activity.
In @nature.com: www.nature.com/articles/d41...
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New federal dietary guidelines just dropped, and they're flipping the food pyramid.
To help make sense of what this means (and what it doesn't), @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social nutrition Professor Sonia Vega-López breaks it down and digs into what you should focus on for a balanced diet.
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Applied technology leads to winning PSA from @asupubhealthtech.bsky.social public health technology MS students.
Their #fentanyl awareness video is a stellar example of the type of impact we want our students to make.
🎥 Watch: www.facebook.com/share/v/1FyH...
Explore how cutting-edge precision approaches and #PopulationHealth strategies are coming together to prevent, manage and improve #metabolic health outcomes.
Join us Feb. 20 in person or online for Grand Rounds. Earn CMEs at no cost.
🔗Register today: specialevents.asu.edu/ereg/newreg....
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Make an impact at the intersection of #PublicHealth and technology with a master's degree from ASU's School of Technology for Public Health.
Join us Jan. 27 for an informational webinar to learn more about our degree programs and pathways to working in public health.
🔗 Register: ow.ly/sGlS50Y0qGT
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We were honored to welcome Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, director of the National Institutes of Health, to Arizona State University this week to discuss ASU Health's innovative approach to research, education and community impact.
Highlights: news.asu.edu/20260116-hea...
Kudos to Dr. Dave Engelthaler and his colleagues at @asuhealth.bsky.social for their remarkable effort to prepare our state to identify, track, and mitigate future health crises (asuhealth.asu.edu/health-obser...). Special thanks to Sharon Rose Ducati for giving us such an amazing tour! 🧵 2/2
Arizona's flu activity just went from "moderate" to "high."
Dave Engelthaler, executive director of the Health Observatory at @arizonastateuni.bsky.social, talked with @azcentral.com about the strain causing cases to spike.
www.azcentral.com/story/news/l...
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Speech, language and hearing disorders are more common than many people realize.
Speech-language pathologist Victoria Clark, College of Health Solutions at Arizona State University faculty, breaks down common risk factors, helpful resources and when to seek an evaluation: https://ow.ly/Wsp250XQKK8
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Type reads, "In her Q&A with Doing Well. How the United States’ reliance on employer health insurance impacts job mobility and mental health. The need for more structural interventions. How to take full advantage of the resources available."
One in 6 U.S workers report staying in an unwanted job for health insurance benefits — putting their mental health at risk.
Assistant Professor Tiffany Lemon recently published a study about how "job lock" impacts health outcomes.
Learn more in her Q&A with Doing Well: ow.ly/GQEv50XQLJN
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Founding Dean Holly Lisanby on the set of the Arizona Horizon show being interviewed by Reporter Christina Estes. They are each seated in chairs in front of a screen that displays the Arizona Horizon show logo.
Logo of Arizona PBS, at Arizona State University.
Honored to be interviewed by Christina Estes on Arizona PBS about the ASU John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering. Stream it here:
azpbs.org/horizon/2025...
@asumedicine.bsky.social @asuhealth.bsky.social @reporterestes.bsky.social @azhorizon.bsky.social @arizonapbs.bsky.social
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Find these stories and more at asuhealth.asu.edu.
As we look ahead, we're ready to build on these milestones to improve health across Arizona and beyond.
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Researchers discovered a strategy to encourage kids’ healthy eating.
@asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social study: School salad bars led to a significant jump in fruit and vegetable intake.
#nutrition
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New dean appointed at ASU's College of Health Solutions.
Michael Yudell served @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social first as a professor and vice dean, then as interim dean.
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Birth manikin 'real-life scenarios' provided valuable nursing training.
New resource offered realistic simulation for students in the pre-licensure program at ASU's Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation.
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The first #NIH Roybal Center projects launched at ASU's Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation.
Research aimed at helping older adults living with the challenges of cognitive decline.
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ASU's School of Technology for Public Health welcomed its first cohort of students.
2 degree programs at @asupubhealthtech.bsky.social bring together #PublicHealth, technology, engineering and design to prepare a 21st century-ready public health workforce.
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ASU's new School of Technology for #PublicHealth launched, and its founding dean was chosen.
Biomedical informatics innovator Jyotishman Pathak began his role at @asupubhealthtech.bsky.social July 1.
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Preliminary accreditation attained, allowing recruitment to begin.
Students will earn two degrees in four years at @asumedicine.bsky.social.
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The naming of the ASU John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering following a transformative philanthropic gift, reinforcing a bold vision for reimagining medical education. @asumedicine.bsky.social
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Founding dean selected for the new ASU school of medicine and medical engineering.
Renowned psychiatrist @lisanby.bsky.social began her role at @asumedicine.bsky.social March 17.
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2025 marked major momentum for ASU Health as Arizona State University accelerated its commitment to addressing Arizona's most urgent #HealthCare needs.
Among the year's milestones ...
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ASU Health speaker series highlights expert talks on innovative health care research and technology's impact on communities.
We invite you to engage in dynamic discussions, share perspectives and gain insights into the most pressing issues facing the medical landscape.
🔗 Learn more: asuhealth.asu.edu/grandrounds
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Announcement for April 17 lecture on integrating engineering and medicine by Gilda Barabino, PhD, highlighting her academic awards and roles.
Mark your calendar for April 17 as Gilda Barabino, former president of the Olin College of Engineering, presents "Integrating Engineering and Medicine: Field Experience."
