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Keeping families informed about the COVID-19 vaccines available for children
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Dogs are teaching machines a few tricks in disease detection
Apr 9, 2021
Ah, our friend the dog. Truly, is there anything these lovable creatures wouldn’t do to help people? Dogs have been trained to use their sense of smell, one of their superpowers, to sniff out a number of dangers, from bombs to diseases. Now, they’re taking it to the next level: They’re helping to...
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What’s causing catastrophic injuries in racehorses?
Apr 9, 2021
Every year, way too many Thoroughbred racehorses die of catastrophic injuries, prompting a furious search for answers. Most of these injuries affect previously damaged legs and where there’s tissue damage, there’s inflammation. What if some horses develop exaggerated inflammation that puts them at...
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UF Health hosts major vaccination event at the stadium; 5,000 people vaccinated
WGFL-TV • Apr 6, 2021 -
Is Gainesville up for a face mask design challenge?
Main Street Daily News • Apr 6, 2021 -
Young people key to ending pandemic
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University of Florida Opens Vaccine Site At Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
WUFT-TV • Apr 5, 2021 -
Volunteers make vaccination effort a possibility
The Courier • Apr 5, 2021
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