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Early findings from COVID-19 testing in The Villages® encouraging; experts urge vigilance
Bill Levesque Mar 30, 2020 -
UF brain tumor researcher embarks on first-in-human clinical trial of novel immunotherapy vaccine
Michelle Jaffee Mar 30, 2020 -
What you need to know about the possible smell/taste link to COVID-19
Alisson Clark Mar 26, 2020
Recent Articles
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Study by UF neurointensivists details potential neurologic complications of severe respiratory viruses
By Michelle Jaffee • UF Health Shands Hospital, Department of Neurology • Apr 6, 2020 -
UF Health researcher explains new challenges to testing treatments during an outbreak
By Jill Pease • College of Public Health and Health Professions, College of Medicine, Department of Biostatistics, Emerging Pathogens Institute • Apr 2, 2020 -
UF Health researchers donate gloves, masks and other PPE to support frontline colleagues
By Michelle Jaffee • University of Florida Academic Health Center, UF Health, College of Pharmacy, College of Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, UF Health Jacksonville • Apr 1, 2020 -
Flanzer Trust announces donation to support UF Health COVID-19 research
By Karen Dooley • UF Health, Department of Epidemiology • Mar 27, 2020
Other Publications
Health In A Heartbeat
Tongue fat seen as key to combating sleep apnea
Mar 31, 2020
People diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea are often told to lose weight as part of their treatment plan. New research shows that reducing fat in one particular part of the body can provide the most significant symptom relief. If you guessed the tongue, take your place at the head of the class....
Animal Airwaves
ARCHIVE: “Airway Surgery in Brachycephalic Dog Breeds” (Original air: July 26, 2019)
Apr 3, 2020
Speaker: Dr. Alex Fox-Alvarez We love our French and English bulldogs, pugs, Pekingese and Boston terriers, but because of their short noses and flat faces, they are prone to experience breathing problems. On this show, Dr. Alex Fox-Alvarez, a small animal surgery specialist, will discuss how...
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Canine ear infections: it’s more than just the smell
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Dangers of Strep zoo in pigs
Mar 24, 2020 -
Five insidious feline diseases
Mar 24, 2020
Media Coverage
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COVID-19 Impacts On Pregnant Women
WCJB 20 • Mar 30, 2020 -
Health Beat: Even doctors miss early signs
WFMZ • Mar 5, 2020 -
FBI rolls out Rapid DNA pilot testing program for felony suspects
USSA News • Mar 5, 2020 -
FL surgeon general has little public health experience. Deputies don’t have much, either.
Miami Herald • Mar 5, 2020 -
AFib patients do best on a DOAC started 7-10 days post stroke
The Hospitalist • Mar 5, 2020
