The 95,000-square-foot Harrell Medical Education Building is the UF College of Medicine’s first “true home” in its 59-year history, and it is a dream come true for the many who labored over the project for more than five years.
Ten years have passed since the last significant renovation for UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital neonatal intensive care unit. Now, the space is growing to match increased demand for services.
For a decade, more than 2,000 patients have received expert care from the UF Health Congenital Heart Center.
Dance Marathon at FSU participated in their first ever FLORIDA STATEMENT Day, and in true Seminole tradition set out to "make a statement" on campus and within the Tallahassee community to raise $100,000 for Children's Miracle Network at UF Health Shands Children's Hospital in 26.2 hours.
National Pancake Day is more than a month away, but you can satisfy your pancake appetite now all while helping local children.
Gainesville native Michael Haller, M.D., is completing the transition from student to teacher as the new chief of pediatric endocrinology at the UF College of Medicine.
Twenty-six weeks is exactly half of a calendar year. It is also fourteen weeks short of the “normal” period of time for a human pregnancy. But being just 26 weeks old didn’t stop Andrew Ossenbeck from deciding that it was definitely time to greet the world. Andrew’s mother, Dr.
It's been a magical year at UF Health Shands Children's Hospital, and we've reached many important milestones thanks to your continued support.
The 2015 Festival of Trees ended December 5 with more than 800 visitors attending the holiday event at Tioga Town Center.
Being just 26 weeks old didn’t stop Andrew Ossenbeck from deciding that it was definitely time to greet the world.
