Prolonged Eye Patching Does Not Have Negative Impact on Family Stress Levels or Child’s Development According to First If Its Kind Study
Tag: George Mason College of Public Health
George Mason University Tapped by HRSA to Lead Health Workforce Initiatives in Virginia
Mason Researcher Receives $1 Million Grant to Study Male Victims of Intimate Partner Violence
Alumni Feature: At the Barbershop, It’s OK Not to be OK
Professor Marti Kubik Offers Expert Testimony to U.S. Senate for the Reauthorization Of the Older Americans Act
‘Don’t Treat Us Like Fragile Babies’: Can Intergenerational Mentorship Programs Reduce Ageism in Medicine?
Mason Receives $4.85 Million Gift to Increase Intimate Partner Violence Detection and Reporting
Low Energy, High Fatigue, and Increased Alcohol Use May Be Early Signs of Declining Mental Health in Nurses
Tech Inefficiencies, Piles of (Electronic) Paperwork, and Increased Patient Volume Contribute to Burnout of Primary Care Physicians, Study Finds
Associate Professor Denise Hines Educates FBI Personnel on the Realities of Male Victims of Domestic Violence
