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Life After Melanoma

Summer is fast approaching, and with it comes sunburn season. For some people, however, avoiding a sunburn is more than just a passing thought on the way to鈥�

UF alum tackles cancer in the heart of the Gator Nation

Travis Rockey, 67, and Gail, his wife of 43 years, spend their days in retirement serving others. "We believe that service to others is a critical part of鈥�

UF awarded $11.9 million for prostate cancer research comparing proton and X-ray therapies

December 7, 2017

A University of Florida research team has been approved for a five-year, $11.9 million award to directly compare the potential benefits and harms of proton鈥�

Tips for Men鈥檚 网红黑料

Every year, men all over the world suffer from preventable causes such as heart disease, prostate and other cancers, strokes, lung disease and diabetes.鈥�

Researcher selected to work in Nigeria as a Carnegie African Diaspora Fellow

June 12, 2017

For media inquiries, contact Matt Splett at 352-273-6873 or email msplett@cop.ufl.edu or Sharon Witherell at the Institute of International Education at鈥�

UF-led council differs from feds over guidelines for routine prostate cancer screening

February 6, 2017

A University of Florida-led advisory council tasked by the state with developing guidelines for early detection of prostate cancer has released recommendations鈥�

When Seconds Count: Identifying and treating sepsis

If you鈥檝e heard the word sepsis and have ignored it 鈥� or don鈥檛 know what it is or why it matters 鈥� you are not alone. Nearly half of Americans have never heard鈥�

Courtney Munroe

For Courtney Munroe, lightning struck twice in the form of cancer. But when Courtney was diagnosed with prostate cancer and then kidney cancer, he didn鈥檛 have鈥�

Grant to support research of deadliest form of prostate cancer

August 11, 2016

A University of Florida researcher has received a five-year, $1.7 million grant to study when, how and why prostate cancer, which physicians consider highly鈥�

Clinical Trials 鈥� Myth-Busted!

A new study has found that only 35 percent of Americans indicate that they are 鈥渓ikely鈥� to enroll in a clinical trial 鈥� while other studies report that only 4鈥�