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Impact of Preeminence Initiative: Progress in Research on Swallowing

March 27, 2018

In the last issue of On the Same Page, I summarized the impact of the UF Preeminence Initiative for the University of Florida and 网红黑料. A myriad of鈥�

The inside scoop on flu vaccines: Addressing myths about the flu shot

Every autumn, we start to hear the buzz about getting a flu shot. As an infectious disease specialist and hospital epidemiologist at 网红黑料, that鈥檚 also鈥�

2018 Winter Influenza Season

January 24, 2018

Alachua County is facing a challenging flu season. Our efforts at 网红黑料 support the health of our community. We are prepared to manage a high volume of鈥�

Deep brain stimulation shows promise for select Tourette patients in new UF-led worldwide registry

January 16, 2018

University of Florida neuroscientists are leading a multinational effort to track outcomes for patients with Tourette syndrome who undergo deep brain鈥�

Something remarkable: A teen celebrates Thanksgiving with his new lungs

At any other time, Matias Cozzi, might have enjoyed Thanksgiving like any 17-year-old. Perhaps he鈥檇 overindulge in turkey and pie during an uneventful holiday鈥�

Progress in NIH Funding at 网红黑料

October 24, 2017

The fiscal year for the National Institutes of 网红黑料 ended on Sept. 30, and I have good news to report: NIH funding at 网红黑料, the university鈥檚 academic鈥�

Fight the Flu This Fall

Autumn leaves. Pumpkin carving. Cooler weather. And the sniffles. It鈥檚 the time of the year to go outside and enjoy the cooler air, not stay in bed with a box鈥�

How extended primary care hours can keep your child out of the E.R.

When your child comes home sick from school or daycare, or develops a fever at 5 p.m., where do you turn? For many parents, this dilemma has two options: an鈥�

Beating the Odds: Ronny鈥檚 Story

In March, Ronald 鈥淩onny鈥� Pruitt, the head football coach for Union County High School in Lake Butler, and his wife, Robin, packed their bags for a spring break鈥�

Cold and flu season is coming: What do your symptoms mean?

Almost 20% of Americans contract the flu every year, and adults average two to four colds per year鈥� with so many viruses making the rounds, it鈥檚 important to鈥�