Sarah Gitto, a Ph.D. candidate researching what causes pancreatic cancer, is the first Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences graduate student to be selected to UCF’s...
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Middle schooler Ali Khadraoui chuckled as he pressed on the mannequin’s stomach. “Are you in pain?” he asked. Much to his surprise, the mannequin’s computerized...
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“He Got Up,” a community event Easter Sunday to help 30,000 local people who are homeless and/or in need, is seeking volunteers. The March 27...
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“FLAGSHIP: Medical Scholarly Proceedings,” the College of Medicine’s new online research journal channel, has launched, with topics ranging from a rare cause of ankle pain...
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Nicole Spitzer, a second-year medical student passionate about global health, was among 50 collegiate advocates who lobbied in Washington recently for increased funding to fight...
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Seventeen weeks after being introduced to their “first patient,” Class of 2019 medical students offered their respect and thanks February 18 to the people who...
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Cara Sherrill observes life through the lens of her camera and reveals the depths of her thoughts through poetry. Whether it¹s an extreme close-up of...
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The challenges of living with diabetes – the high and low blood sugars, diet restrictions and constant monitoring – aren’t just something UCF medical student...
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College of Medicine assistant dean and faculty member Dr. Diane Davis Davey was recently honored with a resolution from the American Board of Pathology (ABP)...
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Kai McKinstry – then a young graduate student – had just finished a job interview when a woman in the lab offered him a homemade...
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When violinist Ayako Yonetani played the final movement from the Violin Partita in D minor by Johann Sebastian Bach, a man who had spent more...
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Their first patients had succumbed to heart disease, cancer, emphysema. But for UCF first-year medical students, the cause of death was just a fraction of...
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