MU study examines breast cancer survivors’ experiences managing lymphedema.
MU researcher studying impact of digital assistants on older adults with cognitive impairment.
Study found those with more severe depressive symptoms mentioned barriers at higher rates.
Findings could have future implications for precision medicine, lead to individualized treatments.
MU study finds students who feel their teacher cares about them are more likely to receive high-quality teaching.
Study finds video game-based therapy helps stroke patients improve their motor skills while also reducing therapist time, cost of treatment.
Identifying declines in patient condition early can improve quality of care.
Findings could help shape future treatments aimed at easing pain for kids with autism experiencing constipation, stomach pain.
As a researcher of student mental health and well-being, Keith Herman has found that, in general, offering students more positive encouragement rather than negative reprimands not only reduces disruptive student classroom behavior but can also improve students’ academic and social outcomes.
Care at independent living facility helps older adults avoid declines in physical, mental and cognitive health outcomes.
Findings have implications for improving fertility outcomes in animals and humans.
Federally funded award will help MU professor assist disengaged, vulnerable youth in rural, resource-limited areas through community development initiatives.
Study also found those with ‘full-code’ status regarding end-of-life care more likely to have repeat transfers than those with ‘do-not-resuscitate’ status.
MU researchers show how the evolving virus evades antibodies from vaccines, previous infections.
MU researcher studies social, structural determinants of health that feed vaccine hesitancy, worsen health disparities for African Americans.
MU study links changes in gut bacteria to prenatal exposure to oxycodone, a commonly abused opioid during pregnancy.
MU study finds perceptions of popularity, social status at school impact social exclusion.
MU researcher studies factors that help Hispanic women return to work, adapt to life with lymphedema after surviving breast cancer.