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Shrinking forests are giving mosquitoes a greater taste for human blood, study suggests

Thursday, January 15 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- As forests shrink and wildlife disappears, mosquitoes are increasingly turning to people for their blood meals, a shift that raises real concerns about the potential spread of diseases that affect humans.A new study published in the journal Frontiers suggests these buzzing,... Read More.

UAMS Study Finds Arkansas Emergency Departments Falling Short on Obstetric Preparedness

Tuesday, January 13 by Lori Basiewicz

A recent University of Arkansas Medical Sciences (UAMS) study finds many hospital emergency departments have shortcomings when it comes to obstetric emergency preparedness. Sixty-one percent of Arkansas hospital-based emergency departments were surveyed regarding their experiences, capabilities, and training for obstetric emergencies. Despite there being... Read More.

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Study Links Common Food Preservatives in Processed Foods to Higher Cancer Risk

Tuesday, January 13 by Luke Matheson

A new study has found that consuming preservatives commonly used in processed foods and beverages may be linked to an increased risk of certain cancers. The study, published Jan. 7 in The BMJ, analyzed dietary and health data from more than 105,000 participants collected between... Read More.

Children who miss early vaccines more likely to not get the MMR shot by age 2: Study

Friday, January 2 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Children who miss early vaccinations are far more likely to miss the measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccine by age 2, a new study found.The findings come as the U.S. recently surpassed 2,000 measles cases for the first time in more than... Read More.

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Study finds hits by Taylor Swift, Tone Loc, Ice Cube among the best ‘storytelling songs’ of the past 60 years

Thursday, December 18 by ABC News

Sure, we all love a good bop, but more substantial songs - the kind built around characters and narratives - can be just as compelling. Researchers at UC Berkeley have released a study ranking Billboard hits from the past 60... Read More.

UAPB Students Encourage Study Abroad Experiences to Strengthen Foreign Language Skills and Cross-Cultural Competency

Thursday, October 30 by Alex Bivens

Pine Bluff, AR — Five University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) students recently returned from a study abroad program in the Central American country of Costa Rica, according to John Peterson, instructor of Spanish at UAPB. Organized by the UAPB Office of International... Read More.

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Digital health care touted for postpartum mothers in recent study

Tuesday, July 22 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK — Digital health care, such as virtual doctor’s appointments, could fill gaps in care services for postpartum mothers and help their doctors identify critical needs earlier, according to researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Institute for Community Health... Read More.

UAMS to study drugs to stem excessive blood loss in injured patients

Tuesday, May 27 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK — Researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) are partnering with the University of Pittsburgh to study whether calcium, vasopressin, or both, will help severely injured patients survive life-threatening blood loss early in treatment. The CAlcium and VAsopressin following Injury... Read More.

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University of Arkansas Receives Grant to Study Eye-Tracking for Autism Assessment

Wednesday, May 21 by Greg

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences has received a $575,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health to explore the use of eye-tracking technology to measure word comprehension in autistic children who are minimally verbal or non-speaking. Dr. Kristen Muller, assistant professor in... Read More.

UAMS gets grant to study drugs involved in cancer

Monday, March 31 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK — University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) researcher Kevin Raney, Ph.D., has been awarded a five-year, $2.99 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to study unusual DNA structures called quadruplexes, which may act like natural drugs by binding... Read More.

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Study shows Arkansas tops list of most popular state to move to

Thursday, December 19 by Ray King

A new study found that Arkansas, known for its natural beauty, was the most popular state to move to in 2024, with Americans citing job opportunities, proximity to friends and family and affordability as their primary moving motivators. According to the national mover Atlas Van Lines'... Read More.

Study calls for more doulas to support mothers giving birth

Tuesday, November 26 by Ray King

FAYETTEVILLE — Community-based doulas can help mothers better navigate the health care system and provide cultural support, but there are not enough doulas in Arkansas to serve communities, according to researchers from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS). Doulas are trained birth coaches... Read More.

Stories tagged with: study

Shrinking forests are giving mosquitoes a greater taste for human blood, study suggests

UAMS Study Finds Arkansas Emergency Departments Falling Short on Obstetric Preparedness

Study Links Common Food Preservatives in Processed Foods to Higher Cancer Risk

Children who miss early vaccines more likely to not get the MMR shot by age 2: Study

Study finds hits by Taylor Swift, Tone Loc, Ice Cube among the best ‘storytelling songs’ of the past 60 years

UAPB Students Encourage Study Abroad Experiences to Strengthen Foreign Language Skills and Cross-Cultural Competency

Digital health care touted for postpartum mothers in recent study

UAMS to study drugs to stem excessive blood loss in injured patients

University of Arkansas Receives Grant to Study Eye-Tracking for Autism Assessment

UAMS gets grant to study drugs involved in cancer

Study calls for more doulas to support mothers giving birth

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