InCHIP at UConn

UConn’s InCHIP connects investigators with diverse scientific, clinical, and methodological expertise to advance impactful public health research.

[InCHIP at UConn @UConn_InCHIP]

Did you know InCHIP’s on BlueSky, Instagram, and LinkedIn? Connect with us for news and updates! ➡️https://t.co/MpWGovOjvs
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[C. Michael White @CMichaelWhite2]

Massive eye drop recall reflects ongoing issues with manufacturing and FDA inspection. @UConn_InCHIP @UConnPharmacy https://t.co/gqlt0sLy8J via @ConversationUS

[UConn Allied Health Sciences @UConnAHS]

Join us virtually on 11/06 at 12:30 PM for a lecture by Dr. Colleen Vesely, titled 'Using Community-based Participatory Action Research (CBPAR) Approaches with Families with Young Children'- use the link below to register!
https://t.co/Mb3aPfDYbP
@UConnCAHNR @UConn_InCHIP

[C. Michael White @CMichaelWhite2]

Here is my new interview on “Natural GLP-1 patches”. @UConnPharmacy @UConn_InCHIP

https://t.co/YqB7BugYL0

[UConn CAHNR @UConnCAHNR]

InCHIP’s Community Engagement Research Core held a networking event offering insights for successful community research partnerships, which featured core co-chair Kristen Cooksey Stowers of Allied Health Sciences as a panelist.

https://t.co/eWbWp8XliC @UConnAHS @UConn_InCHIP

[C. Michael White @CMichaelWhite2]

Our new article on FDA oversight issues and patient harm is out in the @AnnalsofPharm. @UConnPharmacy @UConn_InCHIP

[UConn Allied Health Sciences @UConnAHS]

Former PhD student Kate Killion and Dr. Molly Waring wrote a guest blog post for Boston University School of Public Health regarding their research on MyPlate as a resource for healthy living.
Read more here: https://t.co/F9h5M3QmxX
@UConnCAHNR @BUSPH

[UConn’s ARMS Center @UConn_ARMS]

We are delighted to announce our March On Target speaker, Dr. Joseph Richardson @docjorich! Please join us on March 12th from 12-1PM; you can register at the following link: https://t.co/DA62w0ktDA

[InCHIP at UConn @UConn_InCHIP]

InCHIP’s Spring 2025 Lecture Series kicks off next Thursday (2/6) with a discussion from Laura Kubzansky, MPH, PhD, on social and psychological influences on physical health and aging. Learn more and RSVP: https://t.co/GI5r8OkNN2

[UConnM3EWB @UConnM3EWB]

#EmotionalWellBeing, @EWBNetwork, @Emot_Econ,
@rccnaging, 2/6: M3EWB Talk - Laura Kubzansky, MPH, PhD, Topic: Social and Psychological Influences on Physical Health and Aging. Register today! https://t.co/DgogLAASfz

[Kerri Raissian @kerri_raissian]

Thank you @SSNScholars for this Spotlight and for all you do to make this event a success!

Also tagging the awesome team that makes this possible @AbbyFWilliamson @jfoster_rd @dominiqueforct @UConn_InCHIP!

[InCHIP at UConn @UConn_InCHIP]

In this @delawareonline article, InCHIP affiliate Eilon Caspi shares what families should look for in assisted living homes to ensure their loved ones' safety and well-being. https://t.co/prPlP5BRgF

[Delaware Online @delawareonline]

These are five things to consider when vetting an assisted living facility. https://t.co/y1YCGGNV0U

[InCHIP at UConn @UConn_InCHIP]

“Obesity continues to be viewed as a character flaw rather than a complex health condition,” says Rudd Center Deputy Director Rebecca Puhl in this @NYTHealth article that highlights an international commission's recommendation for assessing obesity. https://t.co/TBtBhpzhir

[UConn’s ARMS Center @UConn_ARMS]

Reminder! Join us next week for our latest On Target discussion with @AprilZeoli
Register here: https://t.co/0PPAkupLKI

[InCHIP at UConn @UConn_InCHIP]

Fear of staff retaliation in nursing homes and other elder care settings is largely universal. @insider_ct highlighted a report that InCHIP affiliate Eilon Caspi and Mairead Painter (@CTLTCOP) published to enhance understanding of this problem in the US. https://t.co/4Ha2cXPpgB

[CT Insider @insider_ct]

CT report shows fear of retaliation in nursing homes is a common problem in every state https://t.co/6tUQf9Fdb9

[InCHIP at UConn @UConn_InCHIP]

Next month, InCHIP Associate Director Caitlin Caspi will lead a @OneOpTeam webinar discussing efforts to redesign food pantries. Learn how innovative practices address health & social needs for those relying on the charitable food system.
https://t.co/GDvqjnN412

[Healthy Eating Research @HEResearch]

Join @HEResearch on Jan 30th, 2-3 pm ET for a webinar focused on reducing children’s exposure to unhealthy digital food marketing https://t.co/XvLE6pkaAz

[Kerri Raissian @kerri_raissian]

In @UConn Today! Thank you for the great summary of research presented by @UConn_InCHIP affiliates at the recent Moving Beyond Implications Conference! @ct_ssn @jfoster_rd @dominiqueforct

https://t.co/jWqk66SCRX

[IAS @InstAlcStud]

Do cancer warnings on alcohol work better if they feature graphic imagery or narrative imagery?

In our latest blog, Dr @ZXM_Ma explains her new eye-tracking study that looked into this. @UConn @UConn_InCHIP

https://t.co/ClwoF0D7xM

[InCHIP at UConn @UConn_InCHIP]

Virtual yoga classes were found to effectively reduce chronic low back pain, as shown in a @ClevelandClinic study led by Dr. Robert Saper. Over 12 weeks, participants reported halved pain levels and reduced reliance on pain meds. Learn more: https://t.co/13FCWhQ0qM

[InCHIP at UConn @UConn_InCHIP]

Applications are open for @GFRP_UNC's FERN Fellowship, a 9-week, paid research opportunity for US-based undergrads interested in food and nutrition policy. Gain hands-on experience, mentorship, and professional development. Apply by Feb. 2. Learn more: https://t.co/p4Ut80DxGU