Sara Acra wins EPI undergraduate poster competition
Acra and her team studied the effects of "forever chemicals" on zebrafish, which share 70% of their genome with humans.
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Florida officials unveil $4.2M in Alzheimer’s research grants
Franchesca Arias is among three UF investigators to be awarded grants from the state.
Hantavirus, explained
How is hantavirus transmitted? What are the symptoms? John Lednicky has these answers and more.
What is hantavirus? Symptoms, transmission and treatment explained
While rare, hantaviruses are a genus of viruses primarily transmitted from rodents to humans.
3 dead in suspected hantavirus cruise ship outbreak
John Lednicky, Ph.D., discusses characteristics of the virus with Orlando's Fox 35.
Jessica Kramer recognized for research contributions in intellectual and developmental disabilities
She is among 30 researchers selected for a Sesqui Award from the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
Findings could lead to precision prevention approach in breast cancer
An association between a key cellular pathway and connective tissue in the breast could ultimately lead to new strategies to prevent breast cancer early on.
Pilot funding to propel cancer research across the continuum
Russell Hepple is one of nine UF investigators who have received pilot funding from the UF Cancer Institute.
Lin Lab has strong showing at Society of Toxicology annual meeting
Team members delivered several presentations and received multiple awards.
Brooke Jennings presents at annual meeting of academic public health leaders
She presented her health behavior theory research at the annual meeting of the Association of Schools and Programs in Public Health.
