Hepatitis: A surprisingly widespread silent killer
Dr. Robert Cook explains how people can have hepatitis without realizing it and answers other common questions about the disease.
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Department Of Epidemiology
Ph.D. student delivers guest lecture at the Military Medical Center in Guatemala
Her passion and vision are to empower clinical students with research skills.
New research informs breast cancer risk
A research team, including PHHP faculty, finds an association between breastfeeding duration and mammogram measurement that may inform breast cancer risk.
Christina Parisi presents at CROI in Denver Colorado
Parisi's poster presentation focused on late HIV diagnosis.
Nanyangwe Siuluta receives third place award Emerging Pathogens Institute Research Day
Women with HIV are more likely than the general population to experience trauma, Siuluta finds.
UF Health project seeks to help mothers in need
Dr. Deepthi Varma serves as a co-investigator on a project that aims to improve mother and baby health outcomes.
New study uses AI technology to understand cell dysfunction in ALS
Dr. Sai Zhang and colleagues will apply AI to an analysis of the different types of central nervous system cells affected by ALS.
Surge in Police Seizures of ‘Magic Mushrooms’ Mirrors Rise in Psilocybin Use
Dr. Linda Cottler talks about new findings on psilocybin seizures with HealthDay News.
Faculty distinctions 2023
Several University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions faculty were recognized with honors, awards and appointments in 2023.
M.P.H. student selected as Pathways to Practice scholar Â
Parvathy Prasanna Surendran, a Master of Public Health student, has been selected for the prestigious Pathways to Practice Scholars program. Â
