UF researchers develop cheap, quick test for Zika
The test uses inexpensive, commercially available equipment, including a coffee mug with a USB port, cell phone and LED light. Image: CDC
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Linda Cottler begins new chapter
She is stepping down from her position as chair of epidemiology and will continue as a professor in the department, PHHP’s associate dean for research and founding director of UF HealthStreet.
New UF program to prepare students to fill therapy workforce gap in early childhood programs
The program will train occupational, physical and speech-language pathology therapy students to treat the needs of young children with disabilities.
When less oxygen heals
A novel therapy may strengthen breathing and other movements among those with severe spinal cord injuries and other conditions.
HSC Fall 2018 Recognition Ceremony
Join us Friday, Dec. 14 at University Auditorium as we honor graduates of PHHP, Nursing and Pharmacy.
EGH student works to improve community health in Africa thanks to National Geographic grant
Being charged by elephants, crossing the Nile River and hiking through an African conflict area with armed guards has humbled Nick Dowhaniuk.
Class about Type 1 diabetes has a twist: All the students are living with the disease
Dr. Ashby Walker leads the class that introduces students to diabetes research.
Long-term interventions could help children with cochlear implants improve language
A team led by Dr. Susan Nittrouer finds sixth graders with cochlear implants lagged behind their peers in language development, but strong literacy instruction could help close the gap.
Small changes to football practices can yield large reduction in head impacts
Researchers estimate that shortening time spent on higher-risk drills by 15 minutes could help players avoid about 1,000 head impacts during their college careers.
College mourns passing of Robert Garrigues
Dr. Garrigues served as associate dean of the college and was a beloved instructor.
