Understanding antibacterial resistance, investigating promising cancer treatment targets and identifying fall risk with new technologies were among 13 innovative Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences student…
Nearly half of the world’s citizens live in areas with a risk of catching dengue fever, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As the mosquito-borne illness rapidly spreads, especially in the…
Today, April 9, is UCF’s Day of Giving, a chance to support the College of Medicine missions and programs that mean the most to you….
We congratulate our faculty and staff colleagues who were honored during Founders’ Day 2026: Faculty Awards Staff Awards For more information on these awards, please…
Eleven College of Medicine students are among this year’s 37 inductees into the Order of Pegasus, UCF’s highest student honor. Two others were honored for…
Dr. Annette Khaled, who leads the UCF College of Medicine’s Cancer Research Division, has been recognized as a Pegasus Professor, the university’s highest honor. She…
UCF’s leading space medicine experts, valued strategic partners and an astronaut who holds NASA’s record for spacewalks will gather April 10 in Lake Nona’s Medical…
After 20 years of leading UCF’s College of Medicine and advancing the university’s clinical efforts, Dr. Deborah German will conclude her tenure as founding dean of the…
Neuropathy – chronic pain, numbness and tingling in the hands and feet – is a challenging fact of life for many patients with Type 1…
Why does one person suffer from allergies, while another is completely unfazed by pollen? How can medicine find ways to treat the deadliest and most…
College of Medicine faculty, staff and students were honored Wednesday for their contributions to education, research and community health at the 2025 Awards Ceremony. “These…
Michael Bassett wants to use his UCF engineering and medical training to create better surgical instruments. Melissa Deinys is a graduating Knight who is helping…