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Founded at Arizona State University in 2012, the College of Health Solutions translates health research and discovery into practice and prepares students to address the challenges facing people to stay healthy, improve their health and manage chronic disease. We offer undergraduate, graduate and continuing education programs in biomedical informatics and biomedical diagnostics; kinesiology; sports
06/24/2026
Growing research suggests water may play an important role in chronic disease prevention. 🚰
In this Q&A with Doing Well, get the latest details from College of Health Solutions Professor Stavros Kavouras, director of the Hydration Science - Arizona State University: https://ow.ly/E3zQ50Zcxa6
06/22/2026
The good news: A scorpion sting does not automatically constitute a medical emergency, says Dr. Frank LoVecchio, College of Health Solutions' medical director of clinical research who is also an emergency medicine physician and medical toxicologist.
Find out about the overall risk in his interview with Phoenix New Times.
Will a heavy Phoenix monsoon create a 'perfect storm' for scorpions? This year's monsoon might be wetter than usual. Will that drive all the scorpions -- eek! -- inside your home?
06/21/2026
Wishing a happy Father’s Day to all our Health Solutions dads!
06/19/2026
Today, we commemorate Juneteenth — the newest national holiday that celebrates Black freedom, community and resilience.
As a college dedicated to improving health and well-being, we are united by our commitment to building a future where everyone has the opportunity to achieve lifelong health, wellness and quality of life.
06/18/2026
Extreme heat can pose serious health risks, including acute kidney injury.
In this timely Water Talks webinar, learn which occupations are especially vulnerable, explore practical strategies for staying cool, and discover how protecting workers from extreme heat can improve both health outcomes and workplace productivity.
💻 Watch the conversation on YouTube: https://ow.ly/fGLr50Ze1Sv
06/17/2026
"It's fairly jarring what has happened in a fairly short period of time," College of Health Solutions health policy expert Swapna Reddy tells azcentral.com.
Read why more Arizonans may be uninsured and underinsured compared with last year: https://ow.ly/bzxL50ZcwFB
Chart: azcentral.com
06/17/2026
It doesn’t matter if you drink less or use the restroom beforehand. Experts say it happens to all swimmers.
The Guardian dives into the science behind this common physiological response with College of Health Solutions Professor Stavros Kavouras, director of Hydration Science - Arizona State University: https://ow.ly/551050Zcv30
Illustration: The Guardian
06/11/2026
Please join us in congratulating College of Health Solutions and Arizona State University- REACH Institute Professor Cady Berkel on becoming the president-elect of the Society for Prevention Research - SPR!
This national organization brings together stakeholders to understand what helps or harms health and well-being to prevent problems before they happen.
Much of Berkel’s research in this space focuses on strengthening outcomes for children, youth and families.
“Evidence-based preventive interventions have demonstrated effects on just about every positive outcome you can think of for children. By supporting children and families early, we can reduce risk, promote resilience and prevent problems before they become more difficult and costly to address,” she said.
Congrats!
06/10/2026
Health careers dominate the list of the best jobs in the U.S.
From physician assistants to speech-language pathologists, occupational or physical therapists to dietitians — and more — health professionals are in demand.
At the College of Health Solutions, we prepare graduates to enter these growing fields with the skills, experience and purpose to make an immediate impact.