We are launching a national Fracture Prevention Program that aims to improve your bone health and reduce the risk of a future broken bone.

This study seeks to understand how South American countries developed and implemented their migration policies towards Venezuelan migrants. The Venezuelan exodus is the largest modern migration movement in the Americas.

The purpose for this study is to assess attitudes before and after completing an educational opportunity that helps dental students and dental hygiene students prepare for their careers. This will be done by allowing them to build strong resumes and cover letters, meeting experienced employers from various dental practice settings, and practicing interviewing skills through mock interviews. This will be completed over three two-hour sessions.

There is an urgent and dire need to address public health issues that affect transition-aged individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (IDD), especially while these individuals are living in dorm settings and/or away from their primary caregiver(s) for the first time. The proposed Capstone student research project will address this vital issue through the development of a Healthy Adults Education module to be integrated into programming for HEELS UP, an inclusive post-secondary education program.

We are excited to invite you to participate in a research study on how people perceive news stories on social media. This study aims to understand what aspects of a news post draw people's attention and how these elements influence perceptions. What's involved? As a participant, you'll complete a short survey and then view a social media news post while an eye-tracking device to record where your attention is directed. This study session will take approximately 20-30 minutes and will be conducted in our on-campus lab. Some participants may be invited to a 10 minute follow-up interview to review their eye-tracking data and share additional thoughts. Why participate? Your participation will help us advance knowledge in digital media and public perception research, potentially informing how we understand and improve transparency in online media. While

This study aims to understand how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be used in U.S. Army Public Affairs to help communicate more effectively. We want to learn how AI may impact trust between the Army and the public, as well as identify any challenges or rules needed for its safe use. By gathering opinions from Army Public Affairs leaders, we hope to create guidelines for using AI responsibly in military communications.

The purpose of this study is to understand how employees' interactions with others at work influence their motivation and behaviors.

We are studying how to better care for people who come to the emergency room with chest pain. Right now, doctors use a tool called the HEART score to decide how serious the chest pain is and what tests the patient might need. But for patients who are in the "middle risk" group, it's hard to tell if they really need more heart tests or not. This can lead to too many tests and overcrowding in the hospital. Our study looks at new ways to help doctors decide which of these patients actually need more testing, so they can give the right care more quickly and avoid unnecessary delays or tests.

The purpose of this study is to understand why some Veterans return FIT colorectal cancer screening kits and some do not.

To assess the effectiveness of a Point-of-Care ultrasound elective course (POCUS) by pre-course and post-course confidence level and pathology identification knowledge