ALT The words 'FSU Health' in garnet and gold text centered over a brightly lit, blurred background of a hospital corridor with medical staff in scrubs.

ALT An illustration of the FSU Health Speech & Hearing Mobile Clinic truck. The truck is wrapped in garnet, gold, and teal graphics featuring the clinic's name, the slogan "Opening doors to better health," and line-art icons representing hearing and communication. Logos for FSU Health and the FSU College of Communication & Information are in the bottom corner.

ALT A graphic featuring a picture of Cheryl Porter, Ph.D., Asst. Dean of Student Affairs for the FSU College of Medicine, smiling outdoors in a denim jacket. The graphic includes the FSU College of Medicine logo and a quote that reads: 'Knowing that they can rely on a weekly check-in changes the game, because they don't have to come into an office or tell someone that they're struggling, they're being asked.'

ALT A garnet-colored graphic for the "Certificate for RESPONSIBLE AI IN NURSING" features white and gold typography set against a digital network background. The left side of the image showcases glowing teal icons depicting health and technology themes, such as a microscope, a DNA double helix, and a heart monitor. In the bottom right corner, a gold inset contains the FSU College of Nursing and CHAI logos.

ALT Selena Snowden (far left), teaching faculty III and director of Audiology Services in the School of Communication Science and Disorders, recently brought a group of 18 students to Guatemala for an annual service trip.

ALT Students conduct a hearing test on a patient during the "Help Guatemala Hear" service trip.

ALT Students fit a hearing aid to a patient's ear during the "Help Guatemala Hear" service trip.

ALT Selena Snowden, teaching faculty III and director of Audiology Services in the School of Communication Science and Disorders, conducts a hearing test on a Guatemalan child with his mother.

ALT Nole Edge promotional graphic featuring a headshot photo of Leah Singh.

ALT A graphic with an assortment of fresh vegetables, fruits, and bowls of nuts across the top. Large teal text reads, "Better health starts on your plate." Below, darker text states, "FSU Health has a team dedicated to uncovering ways food and nutrition can be used to prevent diet-related chronic disease."

ALT A graphic with the FSU ICON Health logo in the top right. It features a photo of Patrick Stover and Regan Bailey standing outdoors together on a campus. Text below the photo reads, "The Institute for Connecting Nutrition and Health (ICON-Health) brings experts together focused on improving community health with food and nutrition." At the bottom are three illustrated icons with the labels "Nutrition Research," "Education and Outreach," and "Community Engagement."

ALT A graphic featuring two quotes. The top half includes a cutout photo of Patrick Stover speaking at a microphone next to the text: "'Nutrition science has never been more relevant to the nation's health.' Patrick Stover, Director, ICON-Health." The bottom half features a cutout photo of Regan Bailey next to the text: "'It is never too early or too late to make positive dietary changes to optimize health.' Regan Bailey, Director, ICON-Health."

ALT Graphic with the FSU Health logo with 'Announcement' underneath in front of a faded hospital background.

ALT A graphic displaying various protein-rich foods like raw chicken breasts, eggs, salmon, beef, shrimp, and cheese arranged on a rustic wooden table. In the center, a semi-transparent white box contains the text: "How much PROTEIN do you really need? FSU's Michael Ormsbee cuts through the protein hype with science-backed guidance."

ALT An informational graphic for FSU Health Lifestyle Medicine Clinic. The text reads, "Our care goes beyond symptom management to identify and treat the root cause of illness." Below the text, a smiling female healthcare provider in a white coat is looking warmly at a smiling female patient, who is holding a hand mirror that says "Commit to Your Skin."

ALT An informational graphic for FSU Health Lifestyle Medicine Clinic. The main text reads, "Compassionate Personalized Whole-Person Care" above a section titled "Our services." On the left, a smiling female healthcare provider in a white coat is pointing toward four teal buttons on the right that list the clinic's services: Lifestyle Medicine, Primary Care, Psychiatric Mental Health, and Aesthetics Care.

ALT A photo of FSU associate professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, James Frederich, with text that reads: New FSU discovery could advance cancer treatments.

ALT An FSU Health graphic featuring fresh green leafy vegetables, including kale and broccoli, along the top and bottom borders. The central text reads: 'New Studies Show Folic Acid Could Reduce Nerve Damage in Chronic Disease.' Below this is a quote that says, 'This work is very exciting, and any nutritional strategies that can be leveraged to avoid disease risk and mitigate human suffering are critical.' attributed to Regan Bailey, Director of ICON-Health.