New UF study seeks to understand housing issues for Alachua County pet owners
The year-long study will examine barriers to keeping pets while renting and explore possible solutions.
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UF expert answers questions about local risk of bird flu
Risk to the public is low, but taking precautions now can prevent the virus from spreading in the future.
UF to study travel training approaches for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
Dr. Jessica Kramer leads UF's efforts to compare the effectiveness of two different travel training approaches for young people with IDD.
A bittersweet connection: Robert and Denny’s journey with Duchenne muscular dystrophyÂ
A father's invention helps advance research for his own son and others with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
UF researchers leverage AI to predict factors influencing lung disease
Dr. Takis Benos' new study may help clinicians predict the tipping point of when lung function begins to decline.
New study explores how patient geographic location may contribute to prostate cancer disparities
Dr. Noah Hammarlund and team found that residential location-related factors explain only half of the treatment inequities experienced by Black patients.
Breathing research snapshot
New research reveals that a type of support cell in the spinal cord plays an important role in influencing plasticity of motor neurons responsible for breathing.
Clinician training program leads to better outcomes for patients with diabetes
After just six months, a program that provides health care providers with education and support resulted in improved health outcomes for patients.
Study: Work satisfaction, pay are worse for those who stutter
People who stutter were nearly 25% less likely to report being satisfied in their jobs with dissatisfaction increasing over time.
