Tag Archives: Research

Housing programs can serve as a lifeline for domestic violence survivors and their children – providing them with vital resources to leave abusive relationships and find safety.

The switch to remote psychotherapy treatment for veterans diagnosed with depression and post-traumatic stress disorder has worked for some patients during the COVID-19 pandemic but not for others.

Lynn Unruh and Andriy Koval are collecting data for the World Health Organization about the US response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Mental health professionals share tips for dealing with stress during coronavirus precautions.

Yara Asi will be conducting focus groups, interviews and developing a survey to assess the health impact of movement restrictions on the general civilian population of the West Bank thanks to her Fulbright award.

The findings are increasingly important as instances of opioid use disorder at delivery continue to rise.

First-generation college students make up about one-third of undergraduate populations but are more likely to not earn their degree than their counterparts.

The study found that despite living in separate countries and legal codes separated by thousands of years, people have a universal intuition about whether a punishment fits a crime.

HMI assistant professor’s research explores barriers to opioid addiction treatment from multiple fields of study and perspectives.

Racial biases can unconsciously shape school decisions that negatively impact minority students, but a new study co-authored by a University of Central Florida researcher offers a framework to help reduce those biases and improve student outcomes.