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06/10/2016Kelly Smith grew up in Osceola County around horses, but never dreamed they would have the power to help her cope with losing her left...
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Kelly Smith grew up in Osceola County around horses, but never dreamed they would have the power to help her cope with losing her left...
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Can horses help medical students deal with stress and depression? That was one of four Focused Inquiry and Research Experience (FIRE) projects presented at the...
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Five College of Medicine seniors who hope to specialize in dermatology recently taught 180 fifth-graders at Moss Park Elementary School how to “Live With The...
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Each graduate had a different story – of challenges they faced, sleepless nights, or times they felt like giving up. But a shared sentiment among...
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Two M.D. students talked about how a session on generational differences helped them communicate better with patients during their rotations. A staff member discussed how...
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Because it takes a village to create a physician, Class of 2016 students invited to Friday’s graduation two special “mothers” who saw them through early...
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“SP Dave” came to Friday’s College of Medicine graduation for one simple reason: “These students, now doctors, are like family to me. I’ve watched them...
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They cared for veterans, and underserved patients from Orlando to the Dominican Republic. One donated a piano to Nemours Children’s Hospital to give sick...
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The 5-year-old was so terrified he was trembling, refusing to cross the threshold into the house. Twenty minutes later, he was rough housing with a...
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Amid cheers, chants and high-fives with the UCF mascot Knightro, College of Medicine seniors gathered for the last time before graduation May 18 to celebrate...
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Going from the classroom to the hospital can be nerve wracking for rising third- year medical students entering their clerkships. And with a recent report...
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Johanna Soto came to the College of Medicine May 11 to say thank you – for the healthcare she can’t afford because she doesn’t have...
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