- Panther Profile: Sean Jung, Aspiring Food Entrepreneur Sean Jung, a senior nutrition major, brings nutrition, wrestling, research and business together. The post Panther Profile: Sean Jung, Aspiring Food Entrepreneur appeared first on News Hub.News
- Georgia State Rises To No. 2 In Nation In U.S. News Innovation, Commitment To Teaching Rankings Georgia State University is ranked the second most innovative university in the nation and second in the country for its commitment to undergraduate teaching in the 2019 Best Colleges edition of U.S. News & World Report magazine. The post Georgia State Rises To No. 2 In Nation In U.S. News Innovation, Commitment To Teaching Rankings appeared first on News Hub.News
- PT Study Abroad — New Country, New Experiences When civil unrest in Nicaragua interrupted a fourth planned Doctor of Physical Therapy study abroad trip, students and faculty traveled to the north coast of the Dominican Republic (D.R.) instead. Comunidad Connect, an in-country partner from Nicaragua, made the last-minute switch possible. Settled in the new country, PT students absorbed the unique tropical setting, working with patients and staff in a rural nursing home. The post PT Study Abroad — New Country, New Experiences appeared first on News Hub.News
- Researcher Gets Grant To Develop Tools For Caregivers Of Medically Fragile Children A Georgia State University nurse researcher receives a $423,314, National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Nursing Research (NIH, NINR) grant to develop Web-based intervention for the caregivers of medically fragile children who are dependent on medical technology. The post Researcher Gets Grant To Develop Tools For Caregivers Of Medically Fragile Children appeared first on News Hub.News
- Nutrition Graduate Student Brings Farm to Preschool Can nutrition students make an impact on young children’s eating habits later in life? Coordinated Program graduate student Diana Myers tries to teach children at a Forest Park preschool about where healthy foods originate. The post Nutrition Graduate Student Brings Farm to Preschool appeared first on News Hub.News
- Amino Acid Transporter May Offer Lung Cancer Patients New Hope An amino acid transporter named xCT may affect the growth and progression of non-small cell lung cancer, a discovery that may predict the five-year survival rate of patients suffering from this cancer, now at 16 percent, researchers at Georgia State University and Vanderbilt University Medical Center have concluded. The post Amino Acid Transporter May Offer Lung Cancer Patients New Hope appeared first on News Hub.News
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