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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Tears streamed down Karen Culler’s face as she watched her teenage daughter Hannah receive her white coat from the UCF College of Medicine dean. The...
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UCF research may lead to an exciting future where blind people see again, neurostimulator implants help relieve chronic pain and war veterans feel the sensation...
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Jeanine Garcia was too young to remember the day her father Lazaro set sail from Cuba on a raft made of beer kegs and...
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A standardized patient who has helped educate medical students since UCF’s medical school opened in 2009 was honored December 6 for helping build a healthier...
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The College of Medicine has hired a program director for its new M.S. in Genetic Counseling program and hopes to begin teaching its first students...
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Like many Central Floridians, 60-year-old Shelly Garza does not have health insurance. But for the past three years, she has been able to get medical...
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What started off as a small project among a trio of friends providing blood pressure screening opportunities for the homeless has earned a pre-med student...
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A new diagnostic test that can detect a Zika viral infection within 30 minutes could be headed to hospitals in the next year thanks to...
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When Lorenzo Bosque learned that Hurricane Irma had devastated his homeland of Puerto Rico, he felt he had to do something to help. “Medical supplies...
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Her dedication to healthy eating has earned her the moniker of “obesity warrior” and now a role editing one of the world’s top nutrition journals....
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One performer dedicated his song to a late friend who inspired him to become a physician. Another received a standing ovation for her rendition of...
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