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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If you attend December 17’s AutoNation Cure Bowl, you’re doing more than supporting UCF football — proceeds of the game support breast cancer research at...
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College football and the fight to cure breast cancer are natural partners, thanks to Orlando’s AutoNation Cure Bowl. And on November 5, College of Medicine...
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Finding tomorrow’s cures shouldn’t rest solely in the hands of scientists, but must include physicians and patients, Dr. Sampath Parthasarathy, associate dean of research, told...
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More than 7,000 walkers – including College of Medicine “Heart Heroes” who research ways to end heart disease – helped raise about $800,000 during the...
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Kelvin Chaplin thought about applying his scientific mind to solving crimes – until he met a cancer patient whose disease had spread from his lungs...
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A UCF College of Medicine cancer researcher has discovered a way to kill spreading breast cancer cells and her new technology has generated a licensing...
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The College of Medicine welcomes 68 new graduate students in the biomedical sciences this week – almost twice the number a year ago — including...
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A dozen graduate student scientists presented their research addressing health conditions from tuberculosis to heart disease May 5 at the Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences...
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