UM Physical Therapy department key to athlete recovery

The UMPT Clinic was recently featured in an article by the Montana Kaimin - "At the University of Montana, injured student-athletes receive support from coaches, teammates, athletic department trainers and departments on campus like the School of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science." Read more about the services provided by the clinic online.

How Ironman Triathlons Work Stuff You Should Know Podcast

Brent Ruby's Research Featured on SYSK

A recent episode of iHeartRadio's Stuff You Should Know podcast shouts out to Dr. Brent Ruby, Director of the Montana Center for Work Physiology and Exercise Metabolism, and faculty member in the School of Integrative Physiology and Athletic Training. Tune in at the 21:47 mark to hear a simplified explanation of why bodies might give out during endurance athletic events and visit the original research in Comparative Exercise Physiology to learn more about his research to determine upper values for total energy expenditure (TEE) and water turnover during sustained work for periods of more than 12 hours.

4th Year Pharmacy Students Plan to Purchase Rural Community Pharmacy After Graduation

P4 students Dustin Crabtree and Lindsey Compton-Crabtree look forward to using the education they have received through UM's Skaggs School of Pharmacy to facilitate the purchase and transition of pharmacy practice services at a rural community pharmacy in Portola, California. The couple, who will graduate with their Doctor of Pharmacy degrees from UM in May 2020, specifically chose to attend school at UM for the "expertise in the needs of rural America, their specialized training for delivering health care in remote areas, and the interdependence on independent pharmacies." Both students credit UM for preparing them for the unique needs of their rural community through experiences in the IPHARM program, specialized training in diabetes care, and extensive training in asthma management.

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