UF neuroscientists help launch effort to consider universal chemosensory testing
NIH grant supports conference to consider routine monitoring of smell and taste throughout life as part of health care.
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COVID-19
UF researchers to study long-term impact of COVID-19 stressors
Under $1.1 million NIH grant, study will analyze impact of COVID-19 stressors on alcohol use and long-term well-being in older adults.
COVID-19 and risk of acute ischemic stroke in elderly
Dr. Alexis Simpkins co-authored a Neurology editorial analyzing a study into risk of ischemic stroke for seniors diagnosed with COVID.
Sleep-related hypoxia’s impact COVID-19 outcomes
Dr. Michael Jaffee weighs in on Cleveland Clinic study in Neurology Today review.
An unvaccinated man met a doctor at a bar. He left agreeing to get his first dose.
The Washington Post featured Dr. Duane Mitchell for his role in spreading the vaccination message.
Losing your sense of taste and smell with the coronavirus
Dr. Steven Munger discusses COVID-19 and the loss of smell and taste in U.S. News and World Report article.
Mental confusion, disorientation may be early warning sign of severe COVID-19
Findings could help physicians identify who is at risk of developing severe COVID-19 so treatment can begin earlier.
UF Athletic Association team physician earns Michael L. Slive Award
Dr. Jay Clugston recognized by the SEC for outstanding service during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Researchers seek solutions for COVID-19 smell loss
Dr. Steven Munger was interviewed for a Washington Post article discussing research into smell loss.
Obesity’s role in cardiovascular disease and stroke
Dr. Alexis Simpkins co-authored JAHA commentary analyzing a study linking body fat to cardiovascular disease and stroke risk.
