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Conjoined twins separated by UF Health surgeons will be together for Christmas
Bill Levesque Dec 5, 2018 -
UF Health researcher awarded $2.5 million to study cell function in neurodegenerative diseases
Doug Bennett Dec 5, 2018 -
New UF program to prepare students to fill therapy workforce gap in early childhood programs
Jill Pease Dec 5, 2018
Recent Articles
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Four UF Health researchers recognized for most-cited works worldwide
By Tyler Francischine • UF Health, College of Pharmacy, College of Medicine, Department of Medicine, UF Health Jacksonville, McKnight Brain Institute, UF Health Cancer Center • Dec 12, 2018 -
UF College of Pharmacy receives $3.5 million NIDA grant to bolster kratom research
By Donovan Baltich • University of Florida, UF Health, College of Pharmacy • Dec 10, 2018 -
Physician hopes better health blossoms from new plant-based menu at UF Health Shands
By Veronika Vernac... • University of Florida, UF Health, UF Health Shands Hospital, College of Medicine • Dec 7, 2018 -
University of Florida offers online master’s degree in wildlife forensic sciences
By Doug Bennett • UF Health, College of Medicine, Department of Pathology, Immunology, and Laboratory Medicine • Nov 26, 2018
Hope & Healing Blog
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Combatting Holiday Depression
Sofia DiMartino • Nov 26, 2018 -
Early Detection is the Difference-Maker with Lung Cancer
Talal Elmasry • Nov 16, 2018 -
Bonnie Versus Breast Cancer
Sofia DiMartino • Nov 13, 2018
Other Publications
Health In A Heartbeat
Is Dry January a remedy after overindulging?
Dec 12, 2018
The holiday season can be a time of exuberant excesses. Many of us stay up too late, eat way too much good food and drink more alcohol than normal. But the calendar page eventually flips and we’re faced with a new year to pay for the good times we had. Along with trying to get your credit card bill...
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Eat chocolate, live longer
Dec 11, 2018 -
Cosmetics may affect women’s hormones
Dec 10, 2018 -
Cleaning products may contribute to obesity in children
Dec 7, 2018
Animal Airwaves
Laboratory Testing: Why It Matters To Pet Health
Dec 7, 2018
Although the role of the clinical pathologist is behind the scenes, it is critical for disease diagnosis and prevention. When you visit the veterinarian, chances are you’ll be asked to have samples taken from your pet’s blood, urine and stool at some point to assess your pet’s health status. Learn...
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Beware of scams preying on would-be pet parents
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Millennial pet preferences seal the deal
Dec 1, 2018 -
Veterinary buzz about honeybee health
Dec 1, 2018
Media Coverage
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Conjoined Twins Started Their Lives Together - But Are Going Home As Two
NDTV.com • Dec 10, 2018 -
Stop Children's Cancer holds 22nd annual Holiday Traditions musical celebration
WCJB TV-20 • Dec 10, 2018 -
Santa trades his sled for a helicopter on his detour to Gainesville
WCJB TV-20 • Dec 10, 2018 -
UF Health is collecting donations for the holidays
WCJB TV-20 • Dec 10, 2018 -
Conjoined twins from Apopka to return home on Saturday -- in separate car seats
Orlando Sentinel • Dec 5, 2018
