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Feb 19, 2013
Tallahassee Democrat: Your Health
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An article on how Dr. Alma Littles, Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education and Academic Affairs, reached her dream and is improving the lives of those around her.

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Feb 19, 2013
HispanicBusiness.com
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People with a more resilient personality profile also tend to have greater energy levels, U.S. researchers suggest. Study leader Antonio Terracciano of Florida State University College of Medicine and colleagues studied the relationship between personality, metabolic rate and aerobic capacity.

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Feb 20, 2013
TIME
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According to a new study, which was published in Psychological Science, Angelina Sutin of Florida State University College of Medicine, and her researchers, found that the elderly may be more prone to depression and loneliness, which can lead to higher rates of unhappiness, not a surprise given the health and emotional challenges that tend to accompany aging.

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Feb 21, 2013
Psychology Today
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New study links physical fitness with resilience. Research study by Antonio Terracciano, associate professor of geriatrics at the Florida State University College of Medicine, is cited in the article. 

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Feb 22, 2013
Florida Trend
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Neuroscientist Jacob VanLandingham, an assistant professor at Florida State University's College of Medicine, began research in 2004 to develop a drug to treat concussions.

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Feb 27, 2013
Technology Transfer Tactics
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Researchers at Florida State University are developing a nasal spray to reduce brain damage resulting from blows to the head. Leading neuroscientist Jake VanLandingham was inspired by an injury he suffered as an FSU undergrad that left him with three blood clots in his brain.

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Feb 28, 2013
fsunews.com
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The recent culmination of the research project formally titled “Personality, Metabolic Rate and Aerobic Capacity,” fronted by Antonio Terracciano, associate professor in the Department of Geriatrics at the College of Medicine, has examined the correlation between personality and energy rates, concluding that some personality traits are linked to higher cardiorespiratory fitness levels and increased longevity.

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Mar 01, 2013
U.S. News Health
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Study author Dr. Antonio Terracciano, an associate professor of geriatrics at the FSU College of Medicine, said it's difficult to know whether personality traits affect cardiovascular health or if it works the other way around -- if being more heart healthy makes a person more resilient. But what is clear is that the two are linked, the new study suggests, despite not proving a definitive cause-and-effect relationship.

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Mar 01, 2013
Theramatch
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Study author Dr. Antonio Terracciano, an associate professor of geriatrics at the FSU College of Medicine, said it's difficult to know whether personality traits affect cardiovascular health or if it works the other way around -- if being more heart healthy makes a person more resilient. But what is clear is that the two are linked, the new study suggests, despite not proving a definitive cause-and-effect relationship.

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Mar 01, 2013
Huffington Post
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According to one recent study in the journal Psychological Science, led by Angelina R. Sutin of Florida State University College of Medicine, our overall opinions of our own well-being, our relationships and our career status tend to rise later in life.

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