Manoj Sharma (Public Health; Internal Medicine) co-presented 28 abstracts at the American Public Health Association's 154th Annual Meeting and Expo in San Antonio, Texas.
The topics included digital interventions for autism spectrum disorder, interventions for mindfulness, effects of ashwagandha on depression, physical activity predictors, flossing interventions, responsible AI systems in healthcare, effects of tai chi on diabetes, application of the theory of planned behavior on gambling cessation, developing a culturally tailored instrument for diabetes in South Asian Americans, music therapy, yoga for epilepsy, menstrual hygiene behavior in the Rohingya adolescents in Bangladesh, determinants of flossing, effects of tai chi on sleep, therapeutic radiotherapy and periodontal disease, participatory evaluation of minority projects in Ohio, SWOT analysis of infant mortality reduction efforts in Ohio, health promotion efforts for Lupus patients in Ohio, efficacy of progressive muscle relaxation in anxiety, application of multi-theory model (MTM) to examine depression among type 2 diabetes patients, developing a MTM-based instrument for social media use among college students, health disparities in diagnostic imaging access in low- and middle-income countries, structural equation modeling analysis of the 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) data, seatbelt compliance among Mississippi drivers, rural-urban disparities in mental health service utilization among adults with major depressive episodes, yoga interventions for autism spectrum disorder, yoga interventions in pediatric oncology, and health benefits of Sudarshan Kriya Yoga.
