Students (L-R) Brady Alexander, Abigail Lamm (Team Captain), and Liam Ngo won first place at the 18th Annual UAB Health Administration Case Competition. By Erin Jester The students of UF’s College of Public Health and Health Professions are participating in more case competitions than ever, racking up accolades and hands-on…
Undergraduates, master's and Ph.D. students from six different colleges competed in the event
Sometimes hearing a story about injustice can change the direction of a career. That is exactly what happened to 2002 UF alumna Carolyne St. Louis, J.D., M.H.A., the deputy ethics counselor and director of ethics at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, or NIEHS. While working on her concurrent…
Dr. Lee Revere and College of Engineering colleagues have received NSF funding to build scientific capacities and seek solutions for the effects of environmental changes on human health.
Dr. Ashby Walker talks to Reasons to be Cheerful about Project ECHO, a novel training program for physicians who treat patients with diabetes.
Researchers will evaluate individual, community, mental health service delivery and policy factors that may play a role in suicide risk.
A new study shows Americans’ trust in their doctor’s health recommendations remains as strong as ever, yet they lose trust in the accuracy of health recommendations by scientists and governmental health agencies when they perceive that those guidelines frequently change,
Dr. Ashby Walker leads the new study that seeks to better characterize populations living with insulin-requiring diabetes, and to identify challenges faced by primary care physicians.
Fifteen faculty members were awarded tenure and/or promotion from the University of Florida for the 2023-24 cycle.
It is important for medical experts to examine AI solutions results to ensure accuracy in diagnosing and treating patients.
