Andrea Mitchell

"Diaphragm Pacing - To Replace, Delay and Decrease Mechanical Ventilation"

“Best Practice Guidelines for the Evaluation and Treatment of Bulbar Dysfunction in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis”

Congratulations, Don! Dr. Bolser’s RO1 grant explores cough rhythmogenesis and uses cough suppressant drugs and hypocapnea as tools to interrogate the system. The project examines how a population of tonically active expiratory neurons controls other neurons in the dorsal medulla that are critical for the cough rhythm.

SPARC Grant to UF investigators in the Center for Respiratory Research and Rehabilitation A new grant has been awarded to a multidisciplinary team of investigators from the Center for Respiratory Research and Rehabilitation. This initiative, led by Don Bolser in the College of Veterinary Medicine, provides more than $7.5…

Dr. Kristi Streeter, a postdoctoral fellow in Dr. Fuller’s lab, has been selected to receive the Central Nervous System Research Recognition Award based on an abstract submitted to the Experimental Biology Meeting 2017 in Chicago, IL. In addition, the award winners are invited to give a presentation at the annual Joseph…

Chemoreceptors: Expanding Roles During Wakefulness, Sleep, and Exercise in Health & Disease

SLHS faculty and CRRR members Ianessa Humbert (left), Emily Plowman (center), and Karen Hegland (right) were recently featured on the ‘Expert Care’ portion of the National Parkinson Foundation (NPF) website for their podcast on Swallowing Disorders in Parkinson’s Disease. The three SLHS faculty members were invited by the NPF…

The Center for Respiratory Research and Rehabilitation hosted its annual retreat on Friday, January 6 at the Harn Museum of Art.

“Ventilator-Induces Diaphragm Dysfunction in Humans: Activity Interventions”…

“Neural Control of Movement in Spinal Cord Injury“…