The Relationship Between Depression, Healthy Lifestyle & Social Media
A study was recently published surrounding the relationship between depression, healthy lifestyle behaviors and internet addiction in a university-aged student population. Titled “The relationship between depression, healthy lifestyle behaviors and internet addiction: a cross-sectional study of the athlete university students in Turkey”, this compelling study conducted by Frontiers in Psychology demonstrates interesting parallels related to athletic participation, depression and internet overuse.
Research Series- Harnessing Data for Knowledge of Pregnancy Outcomes with Lauren Bruss – Podcast
Pregnancy can be a tumultuous and anxiety-ridden time for mothers-to-be. Can chiropractic make that process any easier and even possibly positively affect birth outcomes? That is the question that Lauren Bruss, D.C. student and RISE scholar, seeks to explore in her research project through Life University. This special research series is co-hosted by Erin Gilligan, Project Coordinator of Research & Scholarly Activity.
LIFE UNIVERSITY’S CENTER FOR CHIROPRACTIC RESEARCH SEEKS PARTICIPANTS FOR COLON CANCER STUDY
July 28, 2023 – Marietta, Georgia – Life University’s Dr. Sid E. Williams Center for Chiropractic Research (CCR) is currently seeking participants for a study to examine the effects of chiropractic care on patients with colon cancer.
LIFE UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR DR. CHARMAINE HERMAN INDUCTED AS FELLOW INTO INTERNATIONAL CHIROPRACTORS ASSOCIATION (ICA)
May 23, 2023 – Marietta, Georgia – The International Chiropractic Association announced that Dr. Charmaine Herman, a Life University (Life U) Professor in the Clinical Sciences Department, was inducted as a new ICA Fellow. Dr. Herman was among 10 honorees who were recognized at the ICA annual convention on April 22, 2023, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
“The ICA is proud to have these individuals as leaders in our community and as ambassadors of Chiropractic to the wider world. We thank them for their years of service and will continue to support them in their chiropractic endeavors,” remarked the ICA on their official website.
Solid foundations of Chiropractic Research, with Dr. Stephanie Sullivan -Podcast
Research is the bedrock on which we build, “research of clinical relevance to the patients and profession of chiropractic, embodying the core values of Life University.” Dr. Stephanie Sullivan, Director of Life U’s Dr. Sid E. Williams Center for Chiropractic Research (CCR), explains further about CCR’s mission and its potential impact.
LIFE UNIVERSITY’S DR. STEPHANIE WAKEFIELD RECEIVES BEST ARTICLE AWARD
Marietta, Georgia- May 9, 2023 – The editors of Urban Studies are pleased to announce that Dr. Stephanie Wakefield, Program Coordinator & Assistant Professor for Human Ecology at Life University (Life U) is the winner of the Urban Studies Best Article 2022 for her article, “Critical urban theory in the Anthropocene”.
Peeking at P.E.A.K and other exciting aspects of Chiropractic at Life U with Dr. John Markham- Podcast
Today’s Living Life at Life U Podcast episode brings Dr. Deidre Meiggs and Dr. Andrew McIntosh from the Natural Sciences Division.
The Science of Life U- Examining Adaptative Teaching Approaches in the Natural Sciences Division (Podcast)
Today’s Living Life at Life U Podcast episode brings Dr. Deidre Meiggs and Dr. Andrew McIntosh from the Natural Sciences Division.
Life University Research Studies Leading to Health Sciences Innovations- Research Series
Over the past nine weeks, we have shared with all of you the remarkable research that is currently being conducted at Life University (Life U). From chiropractic innovations to climate change and COPD coaching, our university is putting in the work required to positively change the world.
Sustainable Development to Positively Make an Environmental Impact- Research Series
Life University (Life U) Human Ecology student Kaitlin Ivey is completing her research project on permaculture and how this practice is an eco-friendly solution to better help the environment and climate change.
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