UF pediatric residents focus on advocacy.

The Eastside Community Practice is situated in an area with the highest rates of cancer deaths, infant mortality and sexually transmitted diseases in Alachua County. Faculty and staff at the UF clinic will work to improve prevention efforts in the community.

COM informatics specialists developed a new Web site that could help Florida kids get fit.

Researchers have discovered two genetic glitches linked to an increased risk for the most common childhood cancer in the United States.

UF faculty and researchers make headlines for their recent awards.

The department of pediatrics and the Children’s Miracle Network are holding a free information seminar for parents, athletes and coaches.

Researchers are closer to better treatments of neuroblastoma, the most common form of cancer in babies and the third most common childhood cancer.

Soothing anxiety and helping with behaviors linked to obsessive-compulsive disorder could lead to more severe symptoms in children.

William A. Dunn Jr., Ph.D., was appointed interim chair of the department of anatomy and cell biology at the University of Florida College of Medicine.

A Shands at UF employee trains for a 100-mile bike ride to raise money for Best Buddies, an organization that helps his stepson.