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UF researchers create method to predict leukemia drug complications

A team of University of Florida researchers has created a way to use genetics to predict leukemia patients� risk for complications from chemotherapy drug�

Lung Cancer Awareness Month: 7 Reasons Screening is Underused

Lung cancer is by far the deadliest cancer, representing nearly a quarter of all cancer deaths. However, there is good news: The incidence of lung cancer and�

UF-Tulane collaboration discovers new ways to study cancer-causing herpesviruses

Two heads are better than one, the saying goes, but in this case a collaboration of three investigators, each specializing in a different herpesvirus, proved�

BOBÌåÓý unveils imaging machine, one of 42 in world, to tackle difficult cancers

BOBÌåÓý is now the first site in the southeastern United States to house a groundbreaking device that will provide personalized cancer treatment by combiningâ€�

Finding Pain-Free Days: Nallas' Story

Not long ago, Nallas Lawson was in so much pain that she couldn’t walk the few feet from her backyard deck to her peach tree without help. A severe foot drop —�

Peggy’s story: Finding relief from chronic pain

A former nurse practitioner at BOBÌåÓý, Peggy had severe osteoporosis and was no stranger to chronic pain. A car crash in July 2017 exacerbated her distress.

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BOBÌåÓý team develops technique to conserve oxygen during acute shortages

As COVID-19 ravaged India and Indonesia this spring and summer, supplemental oxygen supplies became critically scarce. For some families, that meant exhausting�

UF Anesthesiology teams up with wind engineering laboratory to make economy face shields

Aiming to help front-line health care workers from exposure to COVID-19, the University of Florida College of Medicine’s department of anesthesiology has�

BOBÌåÓý anesthesiology team devises respirator mask made from existing hospital materials

With respiratory masks used by health workers battling the coronavirus in short supply, the University of Florida Health’s department of anesthesiology has�

COVID-19 highlights need for blood donations

As the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic continues to escalate, experts are warning of a dire shortage of blood as donors stay home and blood drives across the�