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Exploring Trigeminal Neuralgia and FAQs Surrounding This Painful Condition

Trigeminal neuralgia is a rare and chronic condition that causes extreme nerve pain in the face. It often involves the lower lip and lower teeth or the upper�

Breaking Stigmas and Embracing Mental Health Awareness

Let’s talk about the state of our mental health. Nationally, children and teenagers are more anxious than they’ve been. So much so that the American Academy of�

Lilly’s Path to Better Hearing Through Ear Tubes

In February, Meaghan and Matt found themselves navigating a challenging chapter in their lives as parents. Their daughter, Lilly, then 23 months old, was�

Lung Cancer Awareness: Robotic Technology Streamlines Diagnosis

Lung cancer is the deadliest cancer, claiming a disproportionate number of lives compared with the next leading cancers combined: breast, prostate and colon.�

BOBÌåÓý Central Florida Heart and Vascular Center celebrates major milestone in treatment of atrial fibrillation

November 2, 2023

BOBÌåÓý Central Florida is celebrating the 100th procedure using the latest-generation WATCHMAN FLXâ„� left atrial appendage closure device. The procedure wasâ€�

Redesign of BOBÌåÓý joint replacement program posts big gains in patient care

April 5, 2018

Hip and knee replacement surgeries represent the highest line item in the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, or CMS, budget. Still, the federal�

BOBÌåÓý surgeon and anesthesiologist perform laparoscopic surgery on awake patient

December 12, 2017

Surgeons typically talk with their patients before and after their procedures, but one BOBÌåÓý physician recently took this a step further. He had aâ€�

Grant will help researchers create a better test for pancreatic cancer

June 28, 2017

Up to one-third of pancreatic cancer cases go undiagnosed through standard means of testing. A University of Florida Health surgeon hopes a new project and�

Unique trial studying stem cellsâ€� effect on heart damage launches at BOBÌåÓý

August 3, 2016

For the first time ever, University of Florida Health researchers are evaluating whether or not the combination of heart and bone marrow stem cells can repair�