Three years ago, Ethan Smith watched his aunt deteriorate from a rare neurological disease – amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) also called Lou Gehrig’s disease. That... Read More...
Rida Rasool was 8 when her father was partially paralyzed in a car accident while visiting his home in Pakistan. “It was – financially and... Read More...
When most of us think about healthy eating, we focus on cutting out the foods we enjoy. Dr. Jacquelyn Nyenhuis, the new assistant professor... Read More...
A new Transitional Year Residency Program, based at North Florida Regional Medical Center in Gainesville, has received initial accreditation and is seeking immediate applicants. This... Read More...
Ed Linde always wore long pants as a young man “to hide my skinny legs and cover my braces” because of Charcot-Marie-Tooth, or CMT. The... Read More...
Ahmad Qasem had always wanted to be a pharmacist. But after completing his doctor of pharmacy degree, he felt it wasn’t enough and wanted to... Read More...
Sitting at the edge of the examination table, still dressed in his hospital gown, Fred Anklam waves a finger of warning to his team of... Read More...
The College of Medicine’s new culinary medicine course was featured by the Orlando Sentinel and NPR-affiliate, WMFE radio. The new intensive six-week elective is... Read More...
UCF’s annual Founders’ Day Honors Convocation celebrates outstanding achievements of the university’s faculty members, staff and students. The Reach for the Stars awards are presented... Read More...
A College of Medicine biotechnology and molecular microbiology major was one of two UCF students recently honored by the Goldwater Scholarship Program and Excellence in... Read More...