The first meeting of the College of Medicine’s Jewish Student Medical Association (JSMA) opened with a diverse set of students from a variety of backgrounds...
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WOFL FOX 35 in Orlando recently featured College of Medicine research into using pig kidneys to grow new human organs for patients suffering from kidney...
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Dr. Ramón Rodríguez, a board certified neurologist who specializes in the treatment of movement disorders, tremors, dystonia and Huntington’s and Parkinson’s diseases, has joined UCF...
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UCF’s main campus was flooded with nearly 20,000 walkers September 12 who raised money to battle heart disease at the 2015 Greater Orlando Heart Walk....
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A College of Medicine research team is investigating whether pig kidneys can be used to grow new human organs for patients suffering from kidney failure...
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The Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences has four new faculty members who, in addition to their teaching expertise, conduct research in areas ranging from the...
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Dr. Griffith Parks, director of the Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences and an expert on viruses, spoke recently on Growing Bolder radio about the importance...
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Dr. David Weinstein, a specialist in medical dermatology and Mohs Surgery for the treatment of skin cancer, has joined UCF Health, the College of Medicine...
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Take a healthy walk and raise money for heart disease research and education. The 2015 Greater Orlando Heart Walk is this Saturday, September 12, on...
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College of Medicine faculty physicians trained their colleagues on identifying and treating concussions and using electronic health records to keep their senior patients healthier at...
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The UCF College of Medicine is bringing together the world’s leading inflammation experts October 15-17 to discuss better ways to understand, control and treat inflammation...
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The Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences welcomed its highest number of new graduate students August 20 at the annual Graduate Research Colloquium, with the 38...
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