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The Massachusetts Health Policy Forum ›
The unifying theme of this year’s Forum was cost containment for sustainable health care reform. -
UMass Boston Study Finds Active Video Games Can Help Kids Burn Calories ›
Active video games like Dance Dance Revolution and Nintendo Wii Boxing can help kids burn calories while having fun at the same time, a UMass Boston study says.Tags: the point, college of nursing and health sciences, exercise, kyle mcinnis, go kids
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John A. Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing Practice Research Award ›
Professor of Nursing Suzanne G. Leveille has been honored as this year’s recipient of the John A. Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing Practice Research Award. -
Faculty Study Abroad Program ›
The Study Abroad Program provides faculty development opportunities for transnational teaching, research, and global-urban community engagement that support UMass Boston's internationalization in academic affairs. -
Jacqueline Fawcett Named to UMass Boston’s Board of Visitors ›
Jacqueline Fawcett, of Waldoboro, ME, was recently named to the University of Massachusetts Boston's Board of Visitors. -
Associate Dean Laura L. Hayman Exemplifies Service to Vulnerable Populations ›
All that Laura L. Hayman has accomplished in life she has done with great purpose, leading to her current destination as associate dean for research and professor of nursing at the UMass Boston’s College of Nursing and Health Sciences. -
Faculty Profile: Professor of Nursing Laura L. Hayman Exemplifies Service to Vulnerable Populations ›
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GoKids SnapShot, December 2010 ›
GoKids SnapShot December Newsletter is ready for you to read!Tags: gokids
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UMass Boston Students Find Their Hearts in Kenya ›
This was the third summer UMass Boston's College of Nursing and Health Sciences students have traveled to Kenya to screen for heart disease and diabetes.Tags: nursing, health, science, the point, africa, kenya, heart and sole
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Success in Reducing Urban Community Health Disparities on the Horizon ›
At the Horizon Center, UMass Boston functions as a ‘lab to the community,’ which involves listening to Roxbury residents and the health issues they face.Tags: research, community, health, science, public service, the point, public policy, diversity, urban, disparities
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