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Loyo, K. (2024). Longevity Blueprint for Health, Wealth, and Purpose: Embracing the Rest of Your Life. Inspiring Ink Media.

Loyo, H.K., (2004). The Right Choice. A discussion on the psychosocial physiological aspects of aging and ethics, social, moral and politics of euthanasia. The University of Texas. {Doctoral Portfolio Program Research}

Survival of our Race (2010) ... The Race is on. It is them against us.

Loyo, H.K., (2004). The Patient-Physician Relationship of Women with Endometriosis. The University of Texas {Doctoral Dissertation Research}.

Loyo, H.K. et al. Wellness Wednesday Implementation Guide: A Health Promotion Tool for Schools (implementation guide and tools). Austin/Travis County Health and Human Services Department. Division of the Medical Director. Steps to a Healthier Austin.

Loyo, H.K., Meadows, M., Sun, C., Leidner, R., and Woodward, E. (2007). Test Tube Display Lesson Plan Book: A Visual Learning Experience About Fats, Sugars, Salt/Sodium, Fiber and Vitamin C Found in Foods (Teacher Version and Student Handbook). Austin/Travis County Health and Human Services Department. Division of the Medical Director. Steps to a Healthier Austin. 

Texas Department of State Health Services (2006). The Strategic Plan for the Prevention of Obesity in Texas: 2005-2010. Austin, Texas.

Strategic Plan for the Prevention and Management of HIV in Texas, Texas Department of State Health Services.

Bi-Annual Evaluation of the state of HIV/AIDS for the State of Texas.

Loyo, H.K., Huang, P., and Schwerfeger, R. (2009). Impact of Steps to a Healthier Austin: Five Year Evaluation. Austin/Travis County Health and Human Services Department. Division of the Medical Director. Steps to a Healthier Austin. 

Loyo, H.K., Valadez, A., and Schwerfeger, R. (2008). Four Year Evaluation of the Impact of Steps to a Healthier Austin. Austin/Travis County Health and Human Services Department. Division of the Medical Director. Steps to a Healthier Austin.

Loyo, H.K., Valadez, A., and Schwerfeger, R. (2007). Three Year Evaluation of the Impact of Steps to a Healthier Austin. Austin/Travis County Health and Human Services Department. Division of the Medical Director.

Loyo, K. (2019). Complexities of Animal Research: Really? Animal studies are more complex than human studies! You have to be kidding. International Animal Health Journal 6(2): 38-39.

Loyo, K. (2018). Rethinking the Fee Schedule as a Data Quality Improvement Tool. International Animal Health Journal. 5(4):  32 – 33. 

Dwyer, K., Loyo, K., and Bereanu, C. (2018).  Effective Strategies for User Acceptance Testing of EDC Systems. International Animal Health Journal.  5(3): 40-43.

Loyo, K. and Bereanu, C. (2018). A Comparison of DIY and Custom-built EDC Solutions: Which and When is it Best to Choose? International Animal Health Journal. June. 5(2): 52-53.

Loyo, K. and Bereanu, C. (2018). Making the Change from Paper-based to EDC Studies that Provide the Advantage of Cleaner Data. International Animal Health Journal. 5(1): 38-42. 

Loyo, K. and Browner, A. (2016). Automating Invoicing in EDC/CTMS: Study Building and Design Considerations. International Animal Health Journal. 3(1): 70-73. 

Loyo, K. and Browner, A. (2015). The Monitor’s Changing Role: Considerations for Electronic Data Capture (EDC) Implementation in Clinical Trials – Part 2. International Animal Health Journal. 2(4): 68-71. 

Loyo, H.K., and Pedzinski, J. (2015). Considerations for Electronic Data Capture (EDC) Implementation in Clinical Trials – Part 1. International Animal Health Journal. 2:(3): 74-76. 

Murphy, H.W., Danforth, M., Browner, A., McManamon, R. and Loyo, K.(2015). The Great Ape Heart Project: Using a Global Centralized Database to Improve Animal Health, Conservation and Research. American Association of Zoo Veterinarians. Portland, Oregon. 

Batcher. C. and Loyo H.K. (2013). The Business Angle: A Process for Using Community Resources to Reduce Readmissions. Case In Point. 11(9): 19-20,35.

Loyo, H.K., Wile, K., Batcher, C., Huang, P., Milstein, B., and Orenstein, D. (2012). From Theory to Action: Using a System Dynamics Model of Chronic Disease Risks to Align Community Action. Health Promotion Practice.  14(1): 53-61. Awarded Sarah Mazelis Paper of the Year. 

Davis, L., Loyo, K., Glowka, A., Schwertfeger, R., Danielson, L., Brea, C., et al. (2009). A comprehensive worksite wellness program in Austin, Texas: partnership between Steps to a Healthier Austin and Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Prev Chronic Dis 6(2).