Spotlights

Watch: 2018 Dudley Allen Sargent Lecture

Translating ‘Translational Research’ to Rehabilitation: What Are Our Treatments and Who Are We Treating?” presented by Dr. John Whyte.

Michael Sliverman ('91) expands postpartum depression screenings

Patricia Donahoe ('58) investigates ovarian cancer

Sargent’s Aphasia Resource Center helped Ken Ashin recover his verve for language after a stroke.

Occupational therapy students empower female inmates to take control of their lives after release

A professor uses an app to show why exercise is one of the best medicines

A tai chi–inspired technique could help people with knee osteoarthritis walk more—without further damaging their joints

Technology to prevent the tiny strokes that cause vascular dementia

Rehabilitation program prepares young adults to return to college after a brain injury.

Occupational Therapy research supports high schoolers with autism as they transition into adulthood.

A BU Athletics and Sargent Choice collaboration, BU's new fueling station helps makes nutrition a priority.

Korzun (Sargent '05) combines his focus on focused on nutrition and exercise physiology to create winning menus for elite athletes.

“Translating ‘Translational Research’ to Rehabilitation: What Are Our Treatments and Who Are We Treating?” presented by Dr. John Whyte

This International Program offers students a unique opportunity to participate in faculty led, interdisciplinary, service learning experiences.

Students spent two weeks traveling across Thailand to learn firsthand about the complexities of its healthcare system