College of Health Solutions at Arizona State University

TIPH Graduate School Fair - Phoenix The Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH)’s This Is Public Health® (TIPH) Graduate School Fair is headed to Phoenix in October!  The Graduate School Fair is a pivotal event for

📣 Just 2 weeks away! Register now and take your first steps toward a rewarding career dedicated to improving #PublicHealth outcomes. ow.ly/1L9050X5ft5

Meet in person with public health institutions from across the nation, including Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Brown, UC-Berkeley and Yale.

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Join ASU Health's signature Grand Rounds series Oct. 17 for an exploration of the mTOR pathway and the technology supporting less invasive treatment of children with #neurological disorders.

CEUs are available at no cost.

🔗 Register today to join us in person or via Zoom: ow.ly/OvWI50X5iRc

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College of Health Solutions at Arizona State University alumna Mallory Zembower is living her dream of working in emergency medicine.

"I think working in medicine, in general, is a privilege," she says. "I always feel like I've made a difference somewhere." ow.ly/kC4g50X2x6Y

Join us next Thursday via Zoom — RSVP today. ow.ly/SnSa50X2x1S

#hydration #athletes

"Drink eight glasses a day."
"You can't drink too much water."

You've probably heard these hydration claims before, but are they actually true?

@asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social Professor Stavros Kavouras, director of the Hydration Science Lab at ASU, is here to set the record straight.

Thanks! We're excited to be part of finding solutions to improve lives as part of ASU Health.

From Tempe to the world: ASU webinars spark global knowledge exchange | ASU News Arizona State University is strengthening its global connections by opening new opportunities for students and faculty to learn from one another across borders. Through a growing series of live webina...

There's a growing global demand for education and thought leadership in #health, equity and wellness, and @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social experts are stepping up to share their knowledge.

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Clinical Assistant Professor Joshua Anbar specializes in autism research and has a background in maternal and child health.

He spoke with @cnn.com about the potential for confusion in the wake of President Trump's claims on autism, Tylenol.

🔒 (CNN subscriber exclusive): www.cnn.com/2025/09/23/p...

Find him on Bluesky at @jsirven.bsky.social.

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Congratulations to @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social Professor of Practice Dr. Joseph Sirven, who has been recognized by the Duval County (FL) Medical Society with the Excellence in Healthcare Reporting Award.

Sirven hosts "What's Health Got To Do With It?" produced by NPR member station WJCT News.

"Shared use," where communities gain access to school physical activity spaces, can encourage regular exercise.

A @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social study published in @jpahjournal.bsky.social discovered a significant decline in these spaces since 2010.

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Becoming a #parent is often a deeply transformative and joyful experience. But the postpartum period can also bring unexpected, real challenges.

Learn why and how to help in this Doing Well Q&A with @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social Associate Teaching Professor Rizwana Biviji: ow.ly/QF3A50WZ8xn

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Now on-demand: Watch the recap of September's #HealthTalks webinar on advancing #SubstanceUseDisorder treatment and research across the Southwest.

Learn about innovative treatment models and culturally responsive approaches to care.

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New Medicare pilot program launching in Arizona sparks debate A new Medicare pilot program is launching in Arizona and six other states, raising concerns over privatization and access to care.

A new Medicare pilot program making its way to Arizona and six other states is already drawing opposition from former Medicare officials and physician groups.

@asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social #HealthLaw and policy expert Swapna Reddy shared details with Arizona PBS. azpbs.org/horizon/2025...

📣 EXCITING NEWS: Sethuraman "Panch" Panchanathan, former director of the National Science Foundation, will be our National Diagnostics Summit keynote speaker.

Join us Oct. 15 in person or via Zoom at no cost.

Register today: ow.ly/5Pne50WUKq0

It has been a very educative week attending the IAPHS (@iaphs.bsky.social) Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh, learning more about community-based research with our talented Ph.D. students at the ASU Population Health Ph.D. Program (@asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social )! 🤩🏥🥼🎓
#ASUResearch #GiveEmHealthDevils

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September is National #SuicidePrevention Month. Join ASU Health Grand Rounds Sept. 17 for a compelling conversation on suicide prevention from a public health lens.

Together, we'll explore comprehensive, community-based solutions that could create lasting impact.

Register: ow.ly/nRvO50WTB1L

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Tune in Oct. 2 for "Water Talks — Rehydration During Endurance Exercise: Challenges, Research, Options, Methods" with University of Connecticut Professor Emeritus Lawrence Armstrong as we discuss the importance of balanced rehydration in endurance athletes.

CEUs available! 🔗 ow.ly/BLb350WTvBq

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Extreme exercise = extreme hydration challenges. Gain a clinical perspective on the Hawaiian Ironman experience and implications for other endurance athletes in @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social Sept. 24 Water Talks.

✅ No cost to attend
✅ CEUs available

🔗 Register today: ow.ly/7eCT50WNfLp

The ASU College of Health Solutions (@asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social‬) Graduate Student Orientation is one of my most favorite days of the year. I can't wait to see the exciting work by this year's Population Health Ph.D. student cohort! 🧑‍⚕️ 🏥 🎓 🤩
#PhDLife #GiveEmHealthDevils

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Dec. 2 — "Considerations in the Assessment of Low Energy Availability and Bone Health Among Adolescent and Collegiate Endurance Runners" with Michelle Barrack, California State University, Long Beach. ow.ly/iCRy50WHTop

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Nov. 25 — "Hydration Self-Assessment in Firefighters, Translating Results to Other Active Populations" with Floris Wardenaar, @asuhealthsolutions.bsky.social. ow.ly/WZT050WHTnM

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Nov. 18 — "High-Flying Hydration: Fueling Performance and Health Above the Clouds" with Lt. Kaila A. Vento, Naval Medical Research Unit-Dayton. ow.ly/SNya50WHTmF

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Nov. 11 — "The Risk is Real: Helping Athletes Navigate the Dopogenic Environment" with Susan Backhouse, director of Research and Knowledge Exchange in the Carnegie School of Sport at Leeds Beckett University (UK). ow.ly/X8ma50WHT6b

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Nov. 4 — "Heat, Sweat and the Effects of Clothing" with Emiel DenHartog, North Carolina State University. ow.ly/svf150WHSVa

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Oct. 28 — "Is a Digital Urine Color Chart as Accurate as a Printed Urine Color Chart?" with Yasuki Sekiguchi, director of the Sports Performance Lab at Texas Tech University. ow.ly/BQUv50WHSTq

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Oct. 21 — "From Fuel to Function: Inside the Science and Strategy of a Baseball Dietitian" with Susana Meléndez of the Detroit Tigers. ow.ly/rcQV50WHRC6

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Oct. 14 — "Optimizing Athlete Hydration During Exercise in the Real World: Performance Implications and Practical Approaches" with Lewis James, Loughborough University (UK). ow.ly/m28350WHRAf

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Oct. 7 — "Perspectives on Enhancing Human Performance: 'Just Add Water?'" with Mindy Millard-Stafford, director of the Exercise Physiology Laboratory at Georgia Institute of Technology. ow.ly/fotx50WHRsM

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Sept. 30 — "Incorporating Technology into Hydration Self-Assessments" with registered dietitian Mitchell Zaplatosch, Kennesaw State University. ow.ly/pxIv50WHRq6