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Taylor Meadows, "Haterade" (2018)

This poster compares the benefits of Gatorade and water during moderate to vigorous physical activity.

Tags: Celebration of Research and Productive Scholarship, electrolytes, exercise, Exercise Science, Gatorade, Haterade, hydration, Lancaster, physical activity, South Carolina, student, Students, Taylor Meadows, undergraduate, undergraduate research

S. Kailey Miller, "Chemotherapy" (2018)

This poster offers a general overview of chemotherapy and an overview of the side effects of chemotherapy.

Tags: cancer, cancer therapies, cancer therapy, Celebration of Research and Productive Scholarship, chemotherapy, contraindications, health, indications, Lancaster, medicine, oncology, science, side effects, South Carolina, student, Students, undergraduate, undergraduate research

Mary Bethea, "Do Vaccines Cause Autism?"

This poster walks through the rejection of the link between autism and vaccines.

Tags: ASD, Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Celebration of Research and Productive Scholarship, Do Vaccines Cause Autism, epidemiology, immunology, Lancaster, Mary Bethea, medicine, science, South Carolina, student, Students, undergraduate, undergraduate research, vaccines

Kinsey G. Brantley, "Differences Between Healthy Weight and Overweight/Obese BMI in Hand Grip Strength" (2019)

399 Final Presentation Kinsey Brantley 04 16 19.pdf

Comparison of healthy weight and overweight/obese BMI groups in hand grip strength.

Tags: BMI, Differences Between Healthy Weight and Overweight/Obese BMI in Hand Grip Strength, Elizabeth A. Easley, Hand Grip Strength, Healthy Weight, HPEB 399, Kinsey G. Brantley, Lancaster, Math Science Nursing and Public Health, obesity, Overweight, Sarah H. Sellhorst, South Carolina, Strength, student, Students, undergraduate, undergraduate research

Logan Deese, "The Difference Between Female Full-Time Employees and Students at USCL in Stress Management, Revitalization, Enjoyment and Physical Activity" (2019)

A comparison between female full-time employees and full-time students in physical activity levels and having stress management, revitalization, and enjoyment as motivations to exercise.

Tags: Enjoyment and Physical Activity, exercise, HPEB 399, Lancaster, Logan Deese, Math Science Nursing and Public Health, Motivation, physical activity, Revitalization, South Carolina, student, Students, The Difference Between Female Full-Time Employees and Students at USCL in Stress Management, undergraduate, undergraduate research

Samantha N. Broome, "Effects of physical activity on PHQ-9 scores among full time female employees and students" (2019)

This presentation discusses physical activity effects on depression scores in women.

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