Jason Carter interviews authors Jenna Stone, Maureen McDonald, Kerrie Moreau about how CV risk factors have been historically misidentified in women and how early risk indicators are impacted during #premenopause, #pregnancy, #menopause. https://ow.ly/9KhO50XUiK0 #WomensHealth
#Research by Jamie P. Kaluhiokalani et al. finds that 6 weeks of localized passive #heat therapy elicits some exercise-like improvements in resistance #artery function 🔬 ♨️
📜 Read the study here: physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
Submit your late breaking abstracts for CARNet 2025 today! The deadline is September 30.
We look forward to seeing you all in Fort Worth, Texas in November!
Welcome to the newest member of our lab team, Dr. Erica Tourula! Erica has joined us as a postdoctoral fellow, and will be working on our recently funded Collaborative Sciences Award from the American Heart Association. Erica, welcome to Texas, and welcome to UNT Health Fort Worth!
Shaun C. Brazelton et al. present this #JournalClub offering considerations for cardiometabolic disease and treatment based on the findings of Hinton et al. (2025) ✍️ 💭
🔗 physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1113/...
Highly recommend this article! Very interesting thought provoking read.
Check out this #Epicks video, where Becky Lucas (
@unibirmingham.bsky.social
) explains her research in using physiology to address address gender inequalities in climate change!
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Call for Papers
Heat exposure of vulnerable populations: Physiological insights for policy action
This special issue seeks research that strengthens the real-world application of thermophysiology to protect vulnerable populations from heat exposure.
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🚨FUTURE LEADERS SCHEME OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS🚨
We are looking for ECRs who wish to gain insights into editorial workflows and peer review!
📆Application window open until 8th August 2025
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⏳ ABSTRACT DEADLINE JUNE 12
@apsphysiology New Trends in #SexDifferences and #WomensHealth Research conference (Oct 23–25, Tulane University Medical Campus New Orleans)
Details & Registration ➡️ www.physiology.org/p...
Volunteers needed for a study!! Please share with anyone who may be interested!
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It definitely shows whose jobs are directly impacted. It affects all in one way or another but definitely disproportionately affects junior faculty and trainees more directly. We are the future of science. Please speak up for us!
As an update, I was emailed and told that this change was common (it happens to APS pages frequently) to increase visibility and accessibility to the site. They also wanted to better reflect the current issues. There is still a line on the page indicating that a focus will be on women’s health.
Great news!!
Curious why APS has changed their original “Advocate for Women’s Health Research Funding” to now just “Health Research Funding.” This feels too close to the removal of women’s health by the CDC and others. Any clarification would be great!
🚨A reminder of our #EEP Coffee Chat on Thursday at 12 pm EST☕️
📄Register here: unthsc.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
🚨 Join us for the EEP Trainee Workshop on crafting a research statement, teaching philosophy, and CV!
📍 Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor - Key Ballroom 10
🗓️ April 26, 10:30 AM - 12 PM
✨ Panelists include:
🔹 Zachary Clayton
🔹 Erica Wehrwein
🔹 Scott Davis
🔹 Jacqueline Limberg
Happy International Day of Women in Science. The National Science Foundation’s list of flagged words includes both “Women” and “Female.”
🗣️ Attention Trainees 🗣️ This week the AHA BCVS Early Committee will host a panel with several successful academic scientists to discuss strategies on how to write a competitive mentored or transitional grant. Register now! @ahascience.bsky.social
Join us on February 20th for our next coffee chat. We’ll be chatting with @gabegiersch.bsky.social and Brandon Roberts about working in a DOD lab. Registration link via QR code.
Studinski, Bowlus, Pawelczyk, Spicuzza, Gosalia, Fragin, Proctor (Pennsylvania State University), Mookerjee (Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania) and Muller (Case Western Reserve University) discuss the vascular limitations in blood pressure regulation with age in women
📜https://buff.ly/423lItL
Publication highlight from the Journal of Applied Physiology! Women may have less severe organ damage following exertional heat stroke
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Everybody, follow American Physiological Society (APS) Publications on Bluesky! 🙌🎉
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