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Brain tumor patients fare better with private insurance, new study finds
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Researchers receive funding to help evaluate Florida’s prescription drug monitoring program
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Feast-and-famine diet could extend life, study shows
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Trial could lead to new treatment for most common form of muscular dystrophy
By April Frawley Birdwell
Recent Articles
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Thirty years of helping women
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A new Gator on board
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The song of Ron Shorr
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Back in the classroom
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A mind-blowing experience for middle school visitors
By Marilee Griffin • University of Florida, McKnight Brain Institute • Dec 9, 2014
Media Coverage
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Miss Philadelphia aims spotlight on cystic fibrosis and child-patient advocates
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Her mother seemed to have classic dementia. Or did she?
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The diet that could help you live longer
All4Women • Mar 3, 2015 -
IHOP teaming up with Children's Miracle Network on National Pancake Day
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Parasite found in Florida snails could pose health risks
American Live Wire • Mar 2, 2015
Faculty Profiles
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The POST
The gift of life
January 2015More than 1,600 older adults took part in the trial phase of the Lifestyle Interventions and Independence for Elders, or LIFE, study. The LIFE study sought to discover what happened when older adults engaged in moderate physical activity. In this month’s issue of The POST, we follow what happened to Brian Ainsworth, one of the study participants, during the course of the trial.
Older issues from the POST:
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The fingerprint’s story
November 2014 -
Alive
October 2014 -
24,859.82 miles
September 2014 -
Journey to the center of the brain
August 2014
Health In A Heartbeat
Study shows that people dismiss cancer as cause of health symptoms
Mar 3, 2015
Thinking about cancer is unpleasant. Thinking about the possibility you might have cancer is even less appealing. Of course, individuals who notice warning signs of cancer can take action and see a doctor. But human nature being what it is, people are sometimes more likely to explain away odd...
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What’s the true cost of energy-efficient homes?
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Smoking linked to Y chromosome loss
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Americans’ top fears relate to everyday life
Feb 26, 2015
Animal Airwaves
Preventing bad breath and costly cures
Mar 2, 2015
If your furry friend’s breath could take yours away, it could be a sign of dental disease. Along with bad breath, inflamed gums, discolored teeth, pawing at the mouth and changing in eating habits are all signs of dental disease, a common problem in our pets. It’s often painful and can lead to...
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A cat kind of dental disease
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The menace of monensin in horses
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Why cats flip from cuddles to battles
Mar 2, 2015
On The Same Page
Making More Room at the Inn
Feb 23, 2015Our hospitals in both Gainesville and Jacksonville are full. This is a good problem to have, but it is a problem. And as we figure out a way to accommodate continued growth within a fixed hospital chassis, we must do so in a way that further enhances the quality of care we provide. Needless to say... Read More
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