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A new gift from Charles Perry Partners, Inc. (CPPI) brings the total raised by the 2025 Fishing for Kids Saltwater Trout Tournament to a whopping $100,000 in support of CMN Hospitals at UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital.
After an extensive overhaul, we're thrilled to reopen Unit 44 of UF Health Shands Children's Hospital. This top-to-bottom renovation features upgrades with each of our youngest patients in mind.
Medical student Nicolas Abchee relates UF's commitment to family, community and faith in humanity.
Full-tuition scholarship makes a difference for passionate medical students.
The 20th annual Fishing for Kids Saltwater Trout Tournament made a splash at the Sea Hag Marina in Steinhatchee, Fla. The event brought together a record-setting 110 boats for a day of sunshine and sport on Saturday, April 26.
In celebration of 50 years of steadfast financial support for the UF College of Medicine’s Graduate Education Research Symposium, the UF Medical Guild has honored its long-time friend and colleague, Dr. Thomas Rowe, by establishing the Thomas C. Rowe, PhD Advancement to Candidacy Award. This endowed tribute is made possible through a generous $74,134 gift from the Guild.
When Michael Klein received his cancer diagnosis, choroidal melanoma of the left eye, it was a frightening time.
The renovations to Unit 44 at UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital are nearing completion, bringing a sense of anticipation for the reopening later this spring.
The University of Florida College of Medicine hosted its 15th annual Celebration of Research Feb. 24-25, upholding the college’s commitment to sharing knowledge and discoveries while cultivating successful, innovative researchers.
The Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases at UF Health received a generous $52,500 gift from ICI Homes for Hope. Made possible by a new home sold in the Oakmont neighborhood, this contribution will support groundbreaking research, provide exceptional patient care, and push the boundaries of treatment for neurological conditions at the Fixel Institute.
