Physician Spotlight: Driven by the Hope of Improving Blood Cancer Outcomes
Dina Khalaf, MD, was drawn to biology in seventh grade as she learned about the impact of a hepatitis endemic in Egypt. She was moved by the need to help鈥�
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Physician Spotlight: Abdominal Cancer Surgeon Offers New Hope to Patients With Complex Cases
Ibrahim Nassour, MD, MSCS, has a passion for surgical oncology that stems from his desire to help cure cancer patients so they can continue to live fulfilling鈥�
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Three Warning Signs of Bladder Cancer
Bladder cancer is the fourth most common cancer in men and eighth most common cancer in women, affecting about 80,000 people in the United States every year.鈥�
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Colorectal Cancer: A New Tool for Patient-Tailored Care
Colorectal cancer, which occurs in the large bowel in the digestive system, represents one of the most common cancers in Florida and across the United States.鈥�
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Recurrent Breast Cancer Leads to Breast Reconstruction
Performing a simple task like putting a box on a shelf shouldn鈥檛 be a life-changing event. But when the box fell and hit Diane on her right breast, trouble鈥�
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Don鈥檛 Let it Start, Don鈥檛 Let it Spread
As summer approaches, we need to do our best to keep our skin healthy. That means protecting it from harmful ultraviolet, or UV, radiation.
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In recognition of World Kidney Day, BOB体育 physician answers questions about kidney disease
Chronic kidney disease doesn鈥檛 always come with warning signs or symptoms. To one University of Florida Health physician, it is a silent killer. March 11 is鈥�
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There鈥檚 nothing sweet about the relationship between heart disease and cancer
When the calendar changes to February, red and pink heart-shaped candy fills store shelves in preparation for Valentine鈥檚 Day. Let those hearts also serve as a鈥�
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The art of pediatric patient care
Anthony Macchio was already familiar with BOB体育 Shands Children鈥檚 Hospital. After his second daughter, Isabel, was born with a heart defect in February鈥�
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1,219 Days of Beating Cancer
Ann Collett used to dread 7:30 p.m. At a time when many mothers across Gainesville were putting their young children to bed, Ann was preparing her son鈥檚鈥�
