David X. Marquez, Director of the Exercise Psychology Laboratory, was featured in a news article highlighting his recent award to study the impact of dance-based exercise on memory and cognition in older Latines.
As we close 2022 at the P3RC, we wish you all a happy holiday season. Our final newsletter of 2022 features a new P3RC project, a Leadership Institute wrap-up, and new products from our Core Research Project. Thank you for your continued partnership.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Dementia Risk Reduction Research Network gives funding for a comparative study examining two different forms of guided exercise aimed at older Latinos and Hispanics.
Maddie Offstein, research assistant for the P3RC Core Research project, was awarded Best Poster in the Master's Level Community Engaged Research at the 2022 UIC School of Public Health Research and Poster Day.
Minji Kang, recipient of a P3RC Student Conference Travel Award, summarizes her recent presentation on patient-reported outcomes to inform women's health quality improvement.
Sam Marinello, recipient of a P3RC Student Conference Travel Award, summarizes her recent presentation on recreational marijuana markets and fatalities associated with marijuana use.
Check out The P3RC's latest newsletter, including a call for applications for our new Leadership for Change Learning Institute, a feature on Angel Williams, a CPS Network Specialist, and more.
By Julien Leider and Lisa M. Powell|Posted on March 15, 2022
In a series of P3RC briefs, researchers have summarized the results of studies examining the impacts of US SSB taxes on prices, demand, substitution to untaxed beverages and food items, and employment.
