The Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences is purchasing new state-of-the-art equipment that will help researchers better study cell metabolism, which is linked to numerous diseases...
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Ask the UCF College of Medicine’s Dr. Kimberly Thompson if the global eradication of polio is worth the effort, and she will respond with a...
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As we enter the holiday season, you may be visiting aging family and friends you usually don’t see. So how do you know if physical...
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Dr. Ken Teter of the Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences has been awarded a $351,959 grant from the National Institutes of Health to study how...
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Luis Reichard saw the devastation that Hurricane Sandy and a follow-up storm did to his hometown of Rockaway, N.Y. And so the systems administrator for...
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A pediatric cardiologist who protects children’s hearts and a veterinarian who treats our four-legged friends at a state-of-the-art practice in Oviedo were College of Medicine...
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Imagine being a first-time mother whose hands and knees ache when she eases out of bed during the night to care for her baby. Or...
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One day in Lake Nona, sensors connected to a network may be able to tell you if there are parking spaces at your favorite shop,...
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University of Central Florida senior Adrienne Showman knows the joys of discovery – whether working in a lab or studying abroad. A molecular biology/microbiology major...
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Diversity and inclusion are more than counting the number of people in a medical school who are of different backgrounds. Diversity is at the cornerstone...
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During National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, everyone from runners in the streets to NFL players on the field dons pink to support the...
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The Harriet F. Ginsburg Health Sciences Library is 98 percent electronic, but that’s the place you’ll want to be to snap up some good deals...
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