Getting to Know the ACSM Foundation
The ACSM Foundation is organizationally structured as independent from ACSM but with the objective of supporting and advancing the mission and strategic plan of ACSM. To accomplish this goal, the foundation shepherds 25 funds, with a total value over $3.2 million. Over the past two years, the ACSM Foundation has updated all governance documents (bylaws and constitution) […]
August Updates on NIH Reform and Appropriations
NIH Reform House and Senate Republicans have proposed separate plans to reorganize the National Institutes of Health (NIH), but these efforts are expected to face significant hurdles this Congress. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the NIH received bipartisan support and consistent funding increases. However, the pandemic highlighted issues such as gain-of-function research and allegations of sexual […]
What Can I Do to Improve Pedestrian Safety in My Community?
Pedestrian deaths in the United States are declining, but there is still a long way to go to protect the safety of those who are walking, rolling and cycling in American cities. In 2023, 7,318 pedestrian fatalities occurred in the U.S., a 5.4% decrease from 2022, which saw the highest number of pedestrian deaths in […]
Heat Safety & Hydration for High School Athletes
Dr. Adams shares his expertise on heat illness and hydration, essential topics for keeping high school athletes safe.
ACSM’s Old Headquarters: A Sunset Leads to a Sunrise
When I view the picture that accompanies this blog post, it reminds me of the old adage “Is the glass half full, or is it half empty?” In the first week of July, I was able to fly out to Indianapolis to meet up with the ACSM Office of Museum, History and Archives’ liasons, Creative […]
Transforming Healthcare: The Power of Timely Information and Exercise in Underserved Communities
Timely access to healthcare can alter health outcomes. Delve into the systemic barriers faced by underserved communities.
Moving Through Cancer: Survivors
Explore how cancer survivors can benefit from exercise to improve tolerance and reduce recurrence risks during treatment.
Moving Through Cancer: Clinicians
Discover how clinicians can effectively connect patients with cancer with exercise programs tailored to their needs and abilities.
Moving Through Cancer: Caregivers
Explore essential resources for cancer caregivers focused on exercise and support for loved ones during their journey.
Is Healthy Weight Gain in Athletes Realistic?
As a dietitian in the United States Army, many soldiers have sought nutritional advice from me with the goal of gaining muscle or bulking up before going to Ranger School. Many professional and recreational athletes likewise want to intentionally gain weight for reasons that include increased strength or power or being at a heavier body […]
