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Hands-on research experience can spark a lifelong passion for science and technology. A new $4 million grant from the Glenn W. Bailey Foundation will amplify educational initiatives based at The Herbert Wertheim UF Scripps Institute for Biomedical Innovation & Technology.
The University of Florida Health Professional Park was bustling with energy as Running for Research (RFR) hosted its third annual 5K Fun Run and Kids’ Races benefiting Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS) research on Saturday, March 2.
When James B. (Bert) Flanegan, Ph.D., a 45-year professor of molecular genetics and microbiology at the University of Florida College of Medicine, announced his retirement date, his son and daughter-in-law, Ryan (BABA ’94) and Ella Flanegan, wanted to do something significant to recognize his remarkable career.
Stop Children's Cancer presents a renewed gift of $1 million to support cancer research and clinical trials in the UF College of Medicine division of hematology and oncology.
Twenty-five faculty members from across five colleges were honored with recent appointments to an endowed professorship or chair during UF Health’s 10th annual Celebrating Distinction ceremony held last month. “This is a special moment to celebrate UF Health faculty members and the gift of philanthropy with the donors, families and…
Third-year medical student Joel Goeckeritz shared his perspective on the impact scholarships have made in his education and life during the University of Florida College of Medicine Alumni Weekend scholarship donor luncheon.
The spirit of hope shone brightly as Cancer Chomp 2023 celebrated the courage of patients, families and supporters in the battle against brain cancer.
The Islam family recently established the Joan Islam Rising Star Professorship in Neonatology at the University of Florida College of Medicine.
Over 190 participants walked in solidarity with Sickle Cell 'warriors' at the inaugural Strides for Sickle Cell Walk.
Grateful patient Charles Nail and his wife, Elise, establish a professorship in honor of Thomas Read, M.D.
