Cal Poly researchers are identifying the key characteristics of long-term successful weight losers compared with individuals who are just starting their weight loss journey.
Maternal obesity and excess weight gain in pregnancy are the leading causes of maternal and fetal complications, and more research is needed to test the health effects of lifestyle interventions in women with a BMI greater than 31.
The goal of the iBaby Study (Investigating Baby Behavior and Family Technology Use Study) is to learn about associations between families' technology use and babies' development.
BttB is a partnership between Allan Hancock College and Cal Poly to mentor and train students who transfer to Cal Poly and complete a baccalaureate degree in the biomedical sciences. BttB is a 2-year program of structured research activities with the goal of increasing the strength of the scientific workforce.