With new gift from Scottish Rite, UF Reading Program hopes to expand reach
The donation will allow the program to reach children in after-school programs.
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Why are dengue cases surging in Florida this year? An ‘unlucky’ combination of factors, experts say
Caroline Waddell discusses Florida's dengue outbreak with Live Science.
Meet the Students of PHHP: Abby Settimio, Doctor of Occupational Therapy
Meet the students from the College of Public Health and Health Professions, a diverse group dedicated to improving health and well-being in communities around the world.
PHHP Outstanding Alumni 2026
The College of Public Health and Health Professions will recognize seven graduates with 2026 Outstanding Alumni Awards at a ceremony on October 10 during PHHP Alumni Reunion.
Is vagus nerve stimulation the new cold plunge?
Tracy Centanni Rosen discusses potential uses for vagus nerve stimulation with Ethos.
With an M.P.H., Linda Petrossian aims to turn experience into action
She hopes to advocate for and conduct research on local families seeking an autism diagnosis.
Student researchers look to India for Florida heat risk recommendations
Outreach, early-warning systems and more coordination among agencies could help reduce the number of heat-related hospitalizations in South Florida.
Worlds away: A Gator’s journey from critical care to influencing healthcare systems from Saudi Arabia
Thousands of miles away from Gainesville, Zandile Ntsodo balances 12-hour nursing shifts at her hospital in Saudi Arabia with her coursework deadlines for her Master of Public Health at the University of Florida.
Master of Public Health student selected for Perri Family Fellowship award
Master of Public Health candidate Alexa Rivers has been selected as a recipient of the Perri Family Fellowship award for Fall 2026.
Portable UF device delivers rapid testing for mosquito-borne viruses
Built for remote and low-resource settings, it delivers lab-quality results without bulky, expensive equipment.
