The saying goes “practice makes perfect” and University of Florida researchers are putting that to the test using virtual humans. Medical students are using this virtual patient to conduct a breast exam, one of the most difficult exams to teach and learn.
Parents of children with obsessive-compulsive disorder could be unintentionally enabling their kids to become more fearful than they should be. Because of this, University of Florida researchers say parents could be giving their kids with OCD the wrong impression.
We know drugs can prove addictive, now it turns out high-calorie foods can too. University of Florida researchers have found that when people consume processed foods with lots of calories, like desserts and soda, it can lead to a “refined food addiction.”
Think of it as a “Breathalyzer” for your hands. Sensors on this “Hy-Green” scanner developed by University of Florida researchers check health-care workers’ hand hygiene by detecting sanitizer or soap fumes on their hands.
It turns out mockingbirds may be keeping a close eye on you and me and research shows they can even tell us apart. A new University of Florida study shows that mockingbirds seem to be able to distinguish between individual humans.
Kindergartners could soon be spending more time at their home computer than in a classroom and yet still be in school. A new University of Florida study suggests that virtual schooling in kindergarten through grade 12 could save schools money.
Things may be finally starting to look up for those in the real estate industry. Experts say numbers are up regarding where businesses feel the current state of the real estate industry is and where it’s heading.
How far will your looks get you? A recent University of Florida study says it could help you score the job and earn the money you’ve always dreamed of.
The current recession is the worst the country has seen since the 1970’s, but Floridians may be starting to get a little more optimistic about the economy. The latest University of Florida surveys says consumer confidence went up six points, to 71, in April.
When bullies pick on other kids in school, you can apparently count on girls to come to the rescue.