UF Diabetes Institute expands care across Florida with support from Google
The gift will support Project ECHO Diabetes, a program co-led by Ashby Walker, Ph.D.
The gift will support Project ECHO Diabetes, a program co-led by Ashby Walker, Ph.D.
For the first time, the annual DAISY meeting was held outside the U.S.
Researchers are developing an artificial intelligence tool designed to help providers make more efficient and informed decisions in HIV care.
Zhoumeng Lin leads a new study that will create computational models to determine drug withdrawl intervals for food animals.
The fellowships will support students' training and research while building a reputation of AI innovation in PHHP's doctoral programs.
DataFest drew competitors from all over UF to analyze a complex dataset.
Team members delivered several presentations and received multiple awards.
Symposium participants from three Florida universities discussed how to effectively and responsibly advance the technologies’ real-world use in health care.
The method, called scLANE, can help scientists understand the mechanisms behind disease progression and identify new targets for therapies.
Researchers can now quickly screen chemicals using an online tool that flags high-risk chemicals.