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Researchers at Fairfield University are drawing attention to gaps in what is known about infant nutrition, pointing to shortfalls in current scientific understanding of what babies need in their earliest months. The university is publicising the team's findings, which underline the need for further study into feeding practices and guidance given to new parents.
- 2Fairfield Athletics Expands Yale New Haven Health Partnership▼Fairfield Athletics Expands Partnership With Yale New Haven Health
Fairfield University's athletics department has broadened its partnership with Yale New Haven Health. The expanded collaboration continues the relationship between the university's sports programs and the health system, which typically provides medical support and services to student-athletes. Further details of the arrangement were not immediately available.
- 3Dr. James Geisler Expands Suicide Prevention Training Across Connecticut●Dr. James Geisler MA'14 Expands Suicide Prevention Training Across Connecticut
Dr. James Geisler, a 2014 graduate of Fairfield University's master's program, is broadening suicide prevention training across Connecticut. The effort, highlighted by his alma mater, aims to equip more people in the state with skills to recognize and respond to individuals at risk. The initiative reflects growing attention to mental health resources and community-level prevention work in Connecticut.