Category: Secondary

Untreated sleep apnea linked to dramatic cognitive decline

A person lying in bed holding a sleep apnea mask.

Untreated sleep apnea is associated with a 69% faster decline in cognitive function over 10 years, according to a new study.

Eating healthy during conferences

Two people sitting outside on a bench, eating and talking.

Conferences are a great way to connect with colleagues, develop skills and stay current, but the long days can make it hard to maintain healthy habits.

Books & Cooks expands reach, programming

Two children in their kitchen proudly displaying a plate of food they prepared and holding up a cookbook

Books & Cooks, a free 12-week literacy and nutrition program, recently expanded to include more counties and information on Type 2 diabetes prevention.

Help reimagine the future of UF Surplus

U F Surplus building exterior

UF Surplus is seeking feedback from the UF community to better showcase unique products and services and explore future programs and events.

Q&A with Dr. Tracy Centanni Rosen

Doctor Tracy Centanni Rosen gestures to her ear to demonstrate the science to a participant wearing a vagus nerve stimulator on her ear

Tracy Centanni Rosen, Ph.D., is a UF PHHP associate professor of speech, language and hearing sciences. Read on to learn more about her work.

Don’t sweat phishing, report it!

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Staying vigilant and knowing how to report phishing is the most effective way to keep the university and your data secure.

Fall EEP deadline approaching

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Those who wish to take college courses through the EEP this fall are encouraged to visit the program website for information on upcoming deadlines.

Fundamentals of retirement income planning

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Join Fidelity on July 22 at noon to learn how the building blocks of an income plan can offset key risks in retirement.

New tool detects early crop drought stress

Green, leafy plants growing in a hydroponic system.

In a recent study, UF/IFAS, USDA and NASA researchers use hyperspectral imaging to detect stress in lettuce plants well before visible signs.

UF partnership brings robotic fish to Florida classrooms

A UF professor working with elementary science teachers to develop engaging classroom lessons

A partnership between UF MAE and the Florida Museum’s TESI is helping students investigate scientific concepts through experimentation and engineering.

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