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2018 in Review: Reflecting on Our Achievements, Part 1

February 12, 2019

2018 was a year to remember, as evidenced by the many great accomplishments of our faculty, staff and students. Read on for highlights from each of our health鈥�

University of Florida Division of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery demonstrates improved midterm survival with single-stage repair of aortic arch disease

A study led by cardiothoracic surgeons at the University of Florida College of Medicine has shown that, when compared to two-stage repair of the aortic arch,鈥�

Women's Ischemia Syndrome Evaluation 鈥� Coronary Vascular Dysfunction study sheds light on a highly prevalent but poorly understood condition

Several physicians from University of Florida Health have recently published findings that shed light on a poorly understood but highly prevalent condition.鈥�

University of Florida Health Cancer Center is a Leader in Cancer Care

Dear Colleagues, The University of Florida Health Cancer Center is dedicated to providing Florida residents with leading-edge cancer care and original research鈥�

Daily aspirin use may do more harm than good for healthy people, BOB体育 researchers find

December 17, 2018

Among otherwise healthy people, a daily dose of aspirin does not save lives and causes additional bleeding, an analysis by University of Florida Health鈥�

UF awarded grant to establish a cancer health equity center

October 25, 2018

The National Cancer Institute has awarded a five-year, $16 million grant to establish a cancer health equity center at the University of Florida and partner鈥�

Life After Melanoma

Summer is fast approaching, and with it comes sunburn season. For some people, however, avoiding a sunburn is more than just a passing thought on the way to鈥�

Nobel Prize winner Michael Young delivers keynote at inaugural UF Circadian Symposium

May 11, 2018

A journey that led to a Nobel Prize may have begun with a neighbor鈥檚 elegant, blooming plant back in the hazy reaches of Michael Young鈥檚 Miami childhood. The鈥�

UF Mobile Outreach Clinic鈥檚 鈥楴urse Ginny鈥� honored with Spirit of Gainesville Award

April 16, 2018

Virginia Bruzzese, R.N., said she has two rules for the UF College of Medicine students she works with on the UF Mobile Outreach Clinic. 鈥淥ne is to treat鈥�

Teen birth hot spots identified despite overall decline in U.S. teen pregnancy

Fewer teens are having babies, a long-term trend that has accelerated in recent years. Since 1991, federal numbers show, the teen birth rate is down 67鈥�