A Burnett School master’s student’s research into fatty liver disease is among the top two graduate research projects in Florida. Simeon Thibeaux, who is in...
Read More...
Obesity affects more than one-third of U.S. adults, contributing chronic diseases such as heart disease, hypertension, diabetes and even some cancers. But when it comes...
Read More...
A University of Central Florida student who helped launch an organization to give free health screenings to homeless people has been named a 2017...
Read More...
Four out of five heroin addicts started with pain medications prescribed by their doctors. And the College of Medicine’s leadership in educating future physicians about...
Read More...
Dressed in a bright red robe, Dr. Barry Kerzin, Buddhist monk and personal physician to His Holiness the Dalai Lama, asked UCF medical students to...
Read More...
Ninety-two prospective med students from across the country got a taste of the College of Medicine’s innovative curriculum at the annual Second Look event April...
Read More...
Four years since its opening, the student-run free KNIGHTS Clinic continues to be a leader in caring for Central Floridians with limited access to health...
Read More...
Two new Emergency Medicine Residency Programs, based at North Florida Regional Medical Center in Gainesville, FL and Ocala Regional Medical Center in Ocala, FL have...
Read More...
They are discovering new treatments for diseases like tuberculosis, identifying new ways to reduce bad cholesterol, and trying to curb the spread of Lyme disease....
Read More...
The College of Medicine’s first Wellness Day introduced faculty and staff to initiatives designed to promote mental and physical health. It’s an issue that’s...
Read More...
The College of Medicine had multiple honorees at UCF’s annual Founders’ Day event April 5, which recognizes outstanding academic achievements of faculty and students. Medical...
Read More...
On April 8, medical providers and those with lupus gathered at the UCF College of Medicine to increase awareness about the disease and share recommendations...
Read More...