On a computer screen, the enemy is a misshapen neon-colored blob – a metastatic cell that’s spreading cancer to the lungs, brain and liver. Thanks...
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Sayf Hassouneh’s passion for research and inquiry have motivated him for as long as he can remember. Today, he is living his childhood dream as...
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College of Medicine alumna Sarah Gitto now a Post-Doctoral Fellow, University of Pennsylvania UCF Alumni has been named among UCF’s Top 30 Under 30 Alumni....
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Ana Carr’s passion is helping people with cancer. She lost her grandfather to the disease, volunteered at a pediatric oncology hospital in her native...
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College of Medicine researchers leading the fight against cancer were honored at Saturday’s UCF-Austin Peay game along with officials from the AutoNation Cure Bowl, which...
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Four researchers from the College of Medicine were among 45 faculty members honored for their impact at the inaugural UCF Luminary Awards on Wednesday. The...
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As a teenager, Dr. Annette Khaled watched her grandmother battle cancer, and it was then she committed to trying to find a cure. Today, she...
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We were psyched for December 17’s AutoNation Cure Bowl, featuring our own UCF Knights that raised money that benefits the College of Medicine’s Dr. Annette...
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Saturday’s second AutoNation Cure Bowl raised $1.15 million for breast cancer research, including $250,000 for College of Medicine scientist Dr. Annette Khaled’s work to stop...
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When UCF Knights linebacker Mark Rucker takes the field at Saturday’s AutoNation Cure Bowl, he will be playing for more than another win. Rucker is...
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UCF’s winter graduation December 16 and 17 includes a 109 undergraduates and 12 Ph.D. and master’s degree students from the College of Medicine. Students from...
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Our bodies contain Natural Killer (NK) cells – an army that stops cancers and viruses before they can make us sick. A researcher from the...
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