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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Dr. Aileen Caceres, OB-GYN clerkship director and assistant professor at the College of Medicine, was nominated for a Don Quijote Excellence Award, sponsored by the...
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Four College of Medicine faculty physicians were honored as Orlando’s Finest Doctors in the December edition of Orlando Magazine. Dr. Judy Simms-Cendan, associate professor who...
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Understanding they need to stay healthy to keep their patient well, more than 100 UCF M.D. students attended the Healthy Knights Expo recently to learn...
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The first graduates of the College of Medicine’s young internal medicine residency program matched into fellowships December 7 – with a 100 percent match rate...
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A UCF College of Medicine assistant dean, who is leading efforts to educate medical students about the dangers of prescribing opioids for chronic pain, has...
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The Obstetrics and Gynecology Program of Greater Orlando, based at Osceola Regional Medical Center in Kissimmee, Florida, has received initial ACGME accreditation. The program has...
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UCF Trustee Joe Conte remembers walking through construction dirt in a hard hat with Dean Deborah German as the College of Medicine was being built....
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