Congratulations to Dr. Lauren Schmidt, Dr. Hope Bentley, and Dr. Charles Franks on being recognized through the University of Florida College of Medicine’s Making Gators Greater initiative. This program empowers medical students to recognize faculty and residents who foster supportive, respectful, and positive learning environments during their…
New research led by MBI investigator Lisa Merlo, Ph.D., M.P.E., has found that using FDA-approved medications for addiction treatment for specified periods was not associated with worse outcomes or additional impairment among participants in Florida’s physician health program.
UF’s PATHS program is helping autistic adults prepare for careers in semiconductor manufacturing through innovative training, mentorship, and workforce development.
Dr. Josh Nadeau talks with Our Town Magazine, he explains the psychology behind anxiety and offers simple, evidence-based techniques you can use to feel calmer, more prepared, and in control during stressful moments.
Dimitry S. Davydow, M.D., M.P.H., discusses how prolonged exposure to fine particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide is linked to higher rates of Lewy body dementia and Parkinson’s disease dementia, suggesting that improving air quality could serve as a preventative measure to protect the brain health of aging populations.
What does a renewed commitment to quality care look like in practice? For Dr. Tamara Almeyda, it means helping patients find treatment plans that support long-term success while continuing to grow through research and evidence-based care. Read more about her work and how she is helping advance the mission of…
The department recently gathered for a special lunch honoring Dr. Linda Provus-McElroy to express our gratitude for her generous donation of artwork from her late husband, Dr. Ross McElroy’s collection. Dr. McElroy was a beloved former faculty member in our department. The event included a walkthrough of…
Czerne Reid, Ph.D. helps AAAS members translate complex research into accessible public-facing communication. AAAS features her work in this spotlight.
Exciting new research from Dr. Carol Mathews is helping advance personalized medicine in the treatment of depression. The findings highlight the potential of genetic testing to help guide antidepressant treatment decisions.
Dr. Vas is part of the Bystander Overdoes Action Team (B.O.A.T.) based at UF Healthstreet. B.O.A.T. is an initiative dedicated to enhancing opioid prevention resources and providing life-saving education.
