The Psycho-Oncology Program
The Psycho-Oncology Program aims to (a) conduct high-quality behavioral oncology research (“Research”), (b) provide psychological evaluation and treatment services for individuals affected by cancer (“Clinical Services”), and (c) train the next-generation of scientist-practitioners in clinical health psychology with a specialization in psycho-oncology (“Prospective Students”).
UF Psycho-oncology lab news
Kelsey Bacharz, MA, Examines the Unique…
Kelsey Bacharz, MA, will be presenting the results of a scoping review on young adult caregivers of individuals with cancer (YACCs) at the American…
Grace Ann Hanvey, MS, matches to the UF Health…
Congratulations to Grace Ann Hanvey, MS, who has matched to the UF Health Science Center for their doctoral internship in clinical psychology! Grace…
Anjelica Body Successfully Defends Master’s Thesis
Congratulations to Anjelica Body, MS, who defended her master’s thesis! Anjelica’s research examines the feasibility of delivering patient-reported…
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Panel: No need to reduce red or processed meat consumption for health
On Monday, new recommendations from a panel of independent experts (NutriRECS https://nutrirecs.com/about/) say that most people can continue to consume red and processed meat at their average current consumption levels.…
Survey Finds Broad Support for Lowering Nicotine Levels in Cigarettes
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s Office on Smoking and Health has released a report showing broad support among U.S. adults for lowering nicotine levels in cigarettes. Below…
Panel Supports HPV Vaccination through Age 45
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) today made two recommendations regarding the use the human papilloma (HPV) vaccine. The…
Too soon to draw conclusions from new data finding no health benefit to aspirin
Results from a large new study released Sunday showed no health benefit to taking daily aspirin, at least among previously healthy people 70 and over. The results were published in…