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New study aims to map how menopause shapes the aging brain
Kinesiology and health researchers are studying whether menopause sets off small but important changes in the brain and blood vessels that could help explain why women face higher risks of stroke and Alzheimer’s disease as they age.
May, 13 2026
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Moving Toward Wellness
A five-year initiative in six Iowa counties uses community partnerships, policy changes, and research to help residents live healthier lives.
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Expanding Nursing Programs
“The expansion of our nursing programs will help meet critical workforce needs by preparing nurses, future educators and leaders who will strengthen healthcare throughout Iowa,” said Laura Jolly, dean and dean’s chair of the College of Health and Human Sciences.
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Using AI to support physical activity in obesity care
A team of Iowa State researchers and clinical partners are addressing the lack of confidence to move among adults with obesity through the development of an AI-based chatbot designed specifically for adults receiving obesity care.
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From classroom to catwalk
Completely student-run and nationally recognized, The Fashion Show at Iowa State University empowers fashion students to bring their ideas to life while building professional skills, industry connections, and lifelong friendships along the way.
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A hands-on education in human medicine
Inspired by a personal experience, Molly chose Iowa State to begin her journey toward a career in medicine. Iowa State’s Kinesiology and Health program gave Molly hands-on research, clinical exposure, and mentorship that shaped her path.
Writing the Next Chapter
The College of Health and Human Sciences Complex will anchor the north end of central campus through a new LeBaron Hall and renovations to adjacent buildings, creating a vibrant hub for teaching, research, innovation and collaboration.