Holiday Showcase Displays Talent, “Good Doctor” Characteristics
12/09/2013A musical, based on the story of a 10-year-old leukemia patient who just wants to go to Disney World for Christmas, welcomed the holidays at...
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Horse Therapy For Vets Shows Positive Early Results
12/09/2013Combat veterans diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) were less depressed and experienced fewer symptoms after participating in a new local therapeutic horseback riding therapy,...
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Dr. Singla Receives National Cardiology Honor
12/09/2013The American Association of Cardiologists of Indian Origin (AACIO) has honored Dr. Dinender Singla, associate professor at the College of Medicine’s Burnett School of Biomedical...
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Burnett School’s Dr. Cole Receives 4th Straight “Millionaire’s Club” Honor
12/09/2013Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences Professor Dr. Alexander Cole has been named to the UCF Millionaire’s Club for the fourth straight year. The university honors...
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Don’t Stress the Holidays
12/06/2013Thanksgiving is a wrap, Christmas is right around the corner and the New Year is stealing third. It’s no wonder that stress has become an...
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Narrative Medicine Group Welcomes “Killer Diagnosis” Doctor
11/25/2013The UCF College of Medicine played host to Dr. Ben Gilmer, a North Carolina physician who was caught up in a murder mystery and a...
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College Of Medicine Creates A “Buzz” At AAMC Conference
11/25/2013UCF College of Medicine students wowed the American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC) national meeting with research presentations that AAMC CEO and President Dr. Darrell...
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CAPI Donates $30,000 For Medical School Scholarships
11/22/2013The Central Florida Association of Physicians from the Indian Subcontinent (CAPI) has donated $30,000 to create a scholarship endowment for the UCF College of Medicine,...
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Ending LGBT “Invisibility” In Healthcare
11/21/2013Physicians committed to caring for all patients must be sensitive to the health needs – and current health disparities – of lesbian, gay, bisexual and...
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Best-Selling Humanitarian Author Visits College Of Medicine
11/21/2013Doctors seeking to improve global health have to look beyond medicine and respond to a “narrative” of issues that victimize the developing world, from a...
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Learning And Growing Together
11/19/2013Future doctors and nurses of UCF taught and learned from each other October 11 as they teamed up for a workshop on phlebotomy, the art of drawing...
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Joining Forces To Help Vets
11/18/2013Medical students who want to help veterans deal with the physical and emotional scars of combat need to focus on one skill – listening –...
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