Peter Reuter, M.D., Ph.D.
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Research

ORCID: 0000-0002-7579-5173                                                                                                                                     GND: 130416371

RESEARCH PROJECTS
  • The Effect of Mindfulness Breathing Exercises on Stress Indicators and Student Performance in Formal Exams FGCU IRB Protocol 2018-17, PI, active

  • Student Health Behavior and Academic Success FGCU IRB Protocol 2018-17, PI, active

  • Students’ knowledge of and attitude toward holistic medicine practices FGCU IRB Protocol 2018-16, PI

  • Why do students have sex? FGCU IRB Protocol 2016-11, PI, active

  • Anthropometric and Physiologic Differences in Men and Women, FGCU IRB Protocol 2014-64, PI, active

  • Do Practice Exams Help Students Get Better Grades in Science Classes? FGCU IRB Protocol 2014-63, PI, closed

  • Comparison of sexual behavior of students at FGCU and the University of Antsiranana/Madagascar FGCU IRB Protocol 2014-62, PI, closed

  • Relationship between student lifestyles and BMI/Body Fat Mass, FGCU IRB Protocol 2013-55, Co-PI, closed

  • Public Health and Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Northern Madagascar, FGCU IRB Protocol 2013-32, PI, closed

  • Assessing Healthcare & Community Needs: A comparative study between the Volta Region (Ghana) and Bioko Island (Equatorial Guinea), FGCU IRB Protocol 2012-26, PI, closed

Public and Student Health Issues

Anthropometric and Physiologic Differences in Men and Women

Joint Hypermobility

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning


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  • Home
  • About
  • Research
    • Public and Student Health Issues
    • Anthropometric and Physiologic Differences
    • Joint hypermobility
    • Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
  • Publications
    • Anatomy & Physiology Books
  • Contact