UGA Research

As cold and flu season approaches, we all know the drill—grab some tissues, hand sanitizer, and maybe get a flu shot.

New research from UGA shows when younger children have access to smartphones, it can lead to a negative impact on their mental health.

Efforts to reduce coyote numbers may be wasted, according to a new University of Georgia study. Researchers tracking Eastern coyote populations across the Southeast found they rebound quickly, often surpassing pre-removal levels.

New studies from the University of Georgia show that both moms and dads can help ease or worsen their children’s social anxiety by how they treat them.

New research from the University of Georgia discovers potential health issues for people that use e-cigarettes, cigarettes, or both.

New research from the University of Georgia suggests younger adults may be more comfortable with insurance fraud than older generations.

New research which included more than 1,500 participants revealed that attending in person events can combat loneliness and build social connections.

When people slather peanut butter onto their morning toast, they may not think about the genetics that lead to the peanut’s taste, nutrients, or even its ability to grow.

Unlike K-12 teachers, early childhood educators often lack mandated planning time, with many receiving an average of 37 minutes less than scheduled.

The University of Georgia industry partners developed 69 products through research for fiscal year 2024.