Evidence Insufficient For Screening For Eating Disorders

USPSTF Deems Existing Evidence Insufficient For Screening For Eating Disorders In Asymptomatic Adolescents And Adults According to MedPage Today (3/15, Monaco), the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) “deemed existing evidence insufficient (grade ‘I’) to make a recommendation in favor or against screening for eating disorders in” asymptomatic adolescents and adults, “concluding that ‘the balanceContinue reading “Evidence Insufficient For Screening For Eating Disorders”

Tweet by UF Health on Twitter

UF Health ⁦‪@UFHealth‬⁩ Despite needing to move to a telehealth format because of COVID-19, participants in a UF weight loss study lost a comparable amount of weight to in-person programs. These results support continued use of telehealth for intervention delivery. ⁦‪@UFPHHP‬⁩ ufhealth.org/news/2022/uf-s… pic.twitter.com/AACKWyDVX3 3/15/22, 9:31 AM

Tweet by UF McKnight Brain Institute on Twitter. Music for sleep

UF McKnight Brain Institute ⁦‪@UFMBI‬⁩ In ⁦‪@BuzzFeedNews‬⁩ feature, Dr. ⁦‪@Michael_Jaffee‬⁩ shares some ways that music may help promote better sleep. Jaffee is a sleep medicine specialist at the ⁦‪@UFHealth‬⁩ Sleep Disorders Center, vice chair of ⁦‪@UF‬⁩ neurology & director of ⁦‪@UFBrainInjury‬⁩. buzzfeednews.com/article/katiec… 3/14/22, 12:18 PM

Tweet by UF MD-PhD on Twitter

UF MD-PhD ⁦‪@UFMDPhD‬⁩ Incredible work by the new Dr. ⁦‪@ChuJHsiao‬⁩ that expands the understanding of how psychosocial stress from societal violence is biologically embedded in health. She also gave a shoutout as to how her MD-PhD class is considered #GOAT with the best acknowledgement slide of all time. pic.twitter.com/QWCTgFxkFc 3/14/22, 2:06 PM