Best-Case Scenario
When a brainstem tumor almost took Mycah’s life, her UF Health pediatric neurosurgeon prepared a plan to save her. Just weeks before her eighth birthday in…
Devin Nori
Devin Nori - Authors - UF Health
Devin Nori is a fourth-year advertising major with a concentration in psychology at the University of Florida. Originally, Devin is from Orlando, Florida, where she served as a Communications Intern at New Hope for Kids for three years. On campus, she serves as a copywriter for The Agency at UF and the Publications Chair for the Panhellenic Recruitment Executive Board. Devin has also found a passion in Dance Marathon at UF, dancing each year at the event. She is so excited to learn and grow as a Marketing Intern at UF Health Communications and give back to the community in any way she can.
Stories by Devin
Like A Water Balloon in a River
When Madeline Lee went to her 28-week prenatal checkup, she was not able to see her son’s head in the sonograms. Her doctor later determined that the fetus had…
Some Things Can Wait. Colorectal Cancer Doesn’t.
Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer in the U.S., and second-leading cause of death, taking 50,000 lives each year. However, thanks to years of…
The Food that Fuels You
Many people use the start of the new year as a reminder to get back into their diet and exercise routine, but it’s important that we maintain these healthy…
The Gift That Keeps On Giving
Valentine’s Day is a time for loving, sharing and caring. We know what this means in the romantic sense, but what if there were a more meaningful way to…
Caring for Those with Congenital Heart Disease
Congenital heart defects, better known as abnormalities of the heart, remain the most prevalent type of birth defect, affecting one in every 133 people. This…
Saving Lives in the Air
UF Health ShandsCair performs the program’s first in-flight prehospital blood transfusion. After over a year of preparation, the UF Health ShandsCair team…
More than just an ordinary headache
How a Chiari malformation diagnosis was the key to ending Delvis’ pain. Delvis Mendez Jr., known to his family as Guizmo, was a typical active 6-year-old. He…
Living With Gastroparesis
When Melanie Dickens was 10 years old, she fell off a pair of stilts and injured her left leg. The injury triggered complex regional pain syndrome and led to…
The Perfect Balance of Employment and Deployment
This Veterans Day, we honor not only our veterans, but also those who allow their military and civilian careers to develop together. The Employer Support of…
Combatting COPD
University of Florida Health researchers are on a mission to provide prevention education and effective treatment for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or…
Bringing Halloween to the Hospital
Everybody knows about the people who treat kids’ illnesses, but what about those who keep their spirits up? Some of the patients at UF Health Shands Children’s…
