Planning to swap their white coats for dresses and tuxedos, College of Medicine students are organizing the 5th annual Hygeia Gala on Saturday, February 13...
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The UCF College of Medicine’s clinical practice, where faculty physicians care for patients from across the community, is expanding and getting a new name. UCF...
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Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences student Fernando Valbuena spent his summer as an intern working on a scientific instrument to help scientists determine how dust...
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Pregnancy and childbirth are one of the leading causes of death for women in developing countries, and the goal of the UCF College of Medicine’s...
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Class of 2015 medical student Rikin Patel matched into a highly competitive urology residency Wednesday, and credited his research project on robotic surgery with inspiring...
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The College of Medicine honored Dr. David Balkwill January 12 for his teaching and leadership contributions as he retires as Chair of Medical Education and...
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Cell biologist and Associate Professor of Biomedical Sciences Dr. Ken Teter says the key to preventing infectious diseases like cholera is by discovering how bacterial...
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Believing they will provide better care as partners, nearly 200 medical, nursing and pharmacy students from UCF and the University of Florida have created a...
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The inaugural issue of the medical student-produced literary magazine The Script saw remarkable success: The magazine received national recognition from the American Association of Medical...
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Commencement ceremonies December 12-13 for more than 5,000 UCF graduates included honorary doctorate degrees bestowed on two community leaders who made significant contributions to the...
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Using a series of wires and tubes, the UCF medical student surgically “inserted” the stent into a virtual carotid artery supplying blood to the brain...
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Holiday season’s in full swing and for many of us that unfortunately means overindulging. But College of Medicine faculty member Dr. Magdalena Pasarica, an M.D.-Ph.D....
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