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There were no department founding fathers here in 1958 — just a trio of women each at the helm of the college's first three departments.

They will be honored at a ceremony during the college’s alumni reunion on October 5.

UF grad and former special needs teacher Ke’Andra Clayton is back on campus as part of the inaugural class in the new doctor of occupational therapy program.

More than 100 students and postdocs presented research at the 32nd Annual PHHP Research Day.

STOMP Research Lab recruits and trains students from historically underrepresented and/or disadvantaged backgrounds to go on to research careers in public health and medicine.

PHHP Diversity Week was filled with four days of events based on the common theme, “Diversity Sparks Innovation.”

Infectious diseases once under control there are beginning to run rampant and could spread quickly.

A new study finds low levels of physical activity can put adults with a normal weight at the same risk for heart disease as adults who are overweight.

The test uses inexpensive, commercially available equipment, including a coffee mug with a USB port, cell phone and LED light. Image: CDC