Dr. Mathias talks with WUFT about Fentanyl deaths in Florida
Despite a decline in overall opioid overdose deaths in Florida, the state continues to face a severe challenge with fentanyl-related fatalities. Dr. Mathias discusses with WUFT.
Despite a decline in overall opioid overdose deaths in Florida, the state continues to face a severe challenge with fentanyl-related fatalities. Dr. Mathias discusses with WUFT.
Through ECT treatment at UF Health, Reidās dark reality was quickly transformed into a brighter, more positive future. Learn more about his story and how we can help.
College students can make a difference in a warming world. Marcia Morris M.D. provides steps to cope with climate change in her latest Psychology Today column.
Scott Teitelbaum, MD discusses the importance of compassionate care, addresses stigma, and emphasizes the importance of recognizing addiction as an illness. He talks about the need for early training on addiction and offers advice to the next generation of addiction care team members.
On June 14th Residency Education held their Annual Resident Awards and Recognition Luncheon following the PGY-4 Grand Rounds. Several of the residents were recognized for their hard work and contributions to the program during the 2023-24 academic year. Administrative Chief Residents Jeffrey Plante, DO and…
Ludmila De Faria, MD has received a Faculty Enhancement Opportunity (FEO) award from the University of Florida’s Office of the Provost. Ludmila De Faria, MD This award is presented to faculty to encourage applications for creative and flexible faculty development activities, including but not limited to: educational…
Tampa Bay Times – Dr. Kent Mathias discusses the ongoing opioid crisis, highlighting that despite a decrease in overdose numbers, rates remain historically high.
Pregnant women and new mothers are facing a deadly mental health crisis across the United States, Dr. Ludmila De Faira discusses concerns with The Hill.