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For older drivers, study finds, one drink may be one too many
Morgan Sherburne Mar 6, 2014 -
Feline visitor is wish come true for young cardiac patient
Sarah Carey Feb 11, 2014 -
“Miracle Man” Brett Parks survives against the odds after robber shoots him
Tiffany Wilson Feb 6, 2014
Featured Articles
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UF researchers find drug therapy that could eventually reverse memory decline in seniors
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CMN National Pancake Day fundraiser flips for UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital
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Training surgeons with the help of 3D printers.
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UF veterinary oncologist captures real-life journey as cancer survivor in new book
By Sarah Carey
Recent Articles
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How We Learn: Painting a picture of the UF College of Medicine
By Chris Bilowich • University of Florida, College of Medicine • Feb 12, 2014 -
Science for Survival
By Rebecca Burton • University of Florida, University of Florida Academic Health Center, College of Medicine, Department of Surgery • Jan 29, 2014 -
Transplanting hope
By Kelsey Meany • University of Florida, Department of Pathology, Immunology, and Laboratory Medicine • Jan 29, 2014 -
A scientist's journey
By Rebecca Burton • University of Florida, University of Florida Academic Health Center, Department of Neuroscience, Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics • Jan 29, 2014 -
Tale of the tape
By Tiffany Wilson • University of Florida, University of Florida Academic Health Center, HSC Jacksonville Campus • Jan 29, 2014
Media Coverage
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UF researchers find drug therapy that could eventually reverse memory decline in seniors
HealthCanal • Mar 6, 2014 -
Sinus problems could be more than nuisance
News 4 Jax • Mar 6, 2014 -
National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
GTN News • Mar 6, 2014 -
Infant Paisley 'doing really well' in battling leukemia
The Gainesville Sun • Mar 6, 2014 -
One way to reduce diabetes cases in kids? They should eat more dirt
Daily Record • Mar 5, 2014
Faculty Profiles
Media Coverage
The POST
Fixing broken hearts
February 2014With a nationally renowned Congenital Heart Center and experts dedicated to adult cardiovascular care, UF Health has become a leader in caring for the heart and the supporting blood vessels around it that help it thrive. This month, we stitched together a few stories about the myriad ways UF Health experts are helping to fix broken hearts (and blood vessels).
Older issues from the POST:
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On Watch
January 2014 -
Creepy-crawly science
November 2013 -
Growth Spurt
October 2013 -
Science in the city
September 2013
Health In A Heartbeat
Contact lenses that release medicine may help fight glaucoma
Mar 7, 2014
If you think about it, contact lenses are pretty amazing things: tiny, fragile, curved pieces of film, made to fit your eyes and your exact vision prescription. They’re fragile enough that you could rip them in half, but effective enough to help you see the world clearly. Scientists from Boston are...
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Feed picky kids color to boost appetites
Mar 6, 2014 -
Put down the caffeine
Mar 5, 2014 -
Endometriosis Awareness Month: It’s not just cramps
Mar 4, 2014
Animal Airwaves
Live: Organic Milk and Milk Products
Mar 4, 2014
When you see organic milk in the supermarket, what exactly does that tell you about the product? Generally, the term refers to milk products from livestock raised through specific organic farming methods and authenticity is regulated by food authorities. But does this mean the product is healthier...
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This saving grace was a team effort
Mar 1, 2014 -
Don’t let a mass get your goat
Mar 1, 2014 -
Creating kitten digs
Mar 1, 2014
On The Same Page
UF Health Research: On the Same Page With Our Patients
Mar 5, 2014While the nameplate of this newsletter, “On the Same Page,” was chosen in part to promote alignment between our faculty and our hospital staff, the concept is broader than that. It is clearly important, for example, to be on the same page with our patients and their families. The question we... Read More
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