Looking for cancer survivorship measures to use in your research? PhenX Toolkit recommended protocols are now out! Thank you to our amazing committee, Roxanne Jensen @dkmayer52 Shelley Fuld Nasso Keith Bellizzi Bellinda King-Kallimanis Drew Galligan, Talya Salz, Christine Miaskowski! 👏 #survonc

Congrats to UConn HDFS Professor Keith Bellizzi and grad students Kaleigh Ligus and Emily Fritzson who published an article on university students with pre-existing mental health conditions in SBM! UConn CLAS UConn Research InCHIP at UConn UConn Grad School

A new TBM article published and led by two UConn HDFS Grad students. Good work. UConn HDFS InCHIP at UConn SBM Disruptions in the management and care of university students with preexisting mental health conditions during the COVID-19 pandemic academic.oup.com/tbm/advance-ar…

Masters of uncertainty: Pandemic’s unpredictability is making us adaptable, stronger and more creative, say experts digiday.com/marketing/mast… via @digiday UConn HDFS UConn CLAS UConn Alumni

My team has just updated our already large database of PhD/Graduate fellowships and graduate student research funding opportunities. We found 200. For each fellowship, we provide link, description, deadline, eligibility, etc. Download here: research.jhu.edu/rdt/funding-op…

Great to be involved in the new special issue from #tbm on cancer prevention and control. Compiled in association with National Cancer Institute, this innovative issue explores current progress and the future of cancer research. Learn more academic.oup.com/tbm/issue/11/11 Suzanne Miller Lab SBM

Check out our new Virtual Collection #TBM on the role of behavioral medicine in managing the COVID-19 pandemic. Oxford Academic academic.oup.com/tbm/pages/beha…

Psychological Tips Aren't Enough – Policies Need to Address Structural Inequities so Everyone Can Flourish today.uconn.edu/2022/04/psycho…

Check out my op-ed on why facts don't change peoples minds when it comes to politically charged topics. UConn HDFS UConn CLAS UConn Research InCHIP at UConn Cognitive biases and brain biology help explain why facts don’t change minds theconversation.com/cognitive-bias… via The Conversation U.S.

University of Connecticut invites applications for an Assistant Professor (tenure-track) position in the area of aging/gerontology. Please share with colleagues who may be interested. academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/22501

🤷🏻‍♀️Wondering what instruments to use to evaluate physical and psychological effects of cancer? Patient experiences with cancer care? 👉This consensus-based PhenX Toolkit can help. #survonc RTI International Bellinda King-Kallimanis Keith Bellizzi Drew Galligan

What is it like to find out you have cancer from a patient portal? This happened to my colleague Keith Bellizzi. He raises important questions about health IT, health literacy, patient care, and empathy in JAMA. jamanetwork.com/journals/jamao…

Big congratulations to UConn HDFS PhD students @EmilyFritzson and Cali Salafia for their fantastic, informative presentations at the SBM annual meeting in Phoenix. SBM SBMCancerSIG

Here’s some practical guidance from resilience expert and cancer survivor Keith Bellizzi on living with cancer on your own terms. copingmag.com/living-with-ca… #CopingWithCancer #Cancer

UConn Student Makes Life-Saving Phone Call today.uconn.edu/2023/06/uconn-…. Underscores the importance of assessing #SDOH, to catch #lungcancer early. Proud dad moment. My daughter, Sarah Bellizzi, made this phone call. Next stop #medschool

It's been another amazing year at #UConnHealth, with great strides made in academics, research, and clinical care. As we wrap up 2023, we want to share with you the top 10 news stories that came out of our facilities this year. ⬇️

Congratulations to UConn HDFS PhD student Cali Salafia for receiving the SBMCancerSIG Health Equity Travel Award at the annual SBM meeting in Philadelphia.

Congratulations to UConn Men's Basketball for the total #EclipseSolar2024 of #MarchMadness. Dominant

Will tonight’s #presidentialdebate actually change anyone’s mind? Quick 4 minute read with some interesting thoughts on the topic.