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SDSU nursing professor Amanda Choflet studies substance abuse among nurses, with the hope of one day creating interventions to reduce risky behaviors.

As the pandemic continues to surge in San Diego and across the U.S., public health experts weigh in on the year ahead.

Holiday weight gain happens to many. Obesity researcher Surabhi Bhutani studied why this happens and how to prevent it.

The final installment of a five-part series highlighting COVID-19 projects at SDSU looks at research that considers how the pandemic affects attitudes, decision-making and behavior.

These slow growing bacteria have long puzzled TB researchers. Turns out the answer lies in the epigenetic domain.

The fourth installment of a five-part series highlighting nearly 50 COVID-related projects at SDSU considers efforts to assess and address mental health during the pandemic.

The third installment of a five-part series highlighting nearly 50 COVID-related projects at SDSU considers efforts to address vulnerable populations in the San Diego region.

More than 40 COVID-related projects at SDSU are tackling the coronavirus from nearly every angle.

Researchers say viral transmission risk is low, even when candies are handled by infected persons, but hand washing and disinfecting collected treats reduces risk even further.

Working in a physical therapy lab with an involved mentor pushed Katie Dillon out of her comfort zone and expanded her horizons.