oral cancer from dipping tobacco Meet Rick Bender, an advocate who turned his battle with into a powerful message about the dangers of smokeless tobacco. After losing part of his jaw to chewing tobacco, Rick's Oral cancer and tobacco: developments

Her philosophy embraces the goal of reconnecting with ones internal wisdom about eating and developing body liberation, with the belief that all bodies deserve dignity and respect

Through UROP, I've strengthened my communication, critical thinking, and academic writing skills, as well as my network, opening doors to future opportunities

Other Interests She/Her Hometown: Suwanee, GA, USA [email protected] Class of Fall, 2025 Majors: Exercise Physiology Minors: Research Involvement Previously, I was a research assistant under Pooja Ichplani on a project concerned with intimate partner violence, stigma, and help-seeking behaviors

Amy Baco-Taylor lab to analyze and annotate images of seamounts to better understand their biodiversity

Chewing tobacco demands a level of commitment: the chewing, the spitting, the constant need for a place to dispose of your spit