The UF College of Medicine class of 2013 select Robert Hollander, M.D., an adjunct assistant professor in the department of medicine, as the winner of the Hippocratic award.

The UF Shands Cancer Center Health Disparities program hosts a virtual open house this month.

Shands Transplant Center at UF is recognized by Health and Human Services in several categories of awards.

A toxin called BaP disrupts genes that regulate production of a key cholesterol-binding protein.

UF&Shands has joined leading medical center of the nation in taking a person’s genetic makeup into account during cardiac treatment.

Department of medicine faculty and colleagues tweaked bacteria to create potential oral therapy for colon cancer and immune disorders.

The University of Florida received a grant from the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation to develop an online training program in multispecialty teamwork for future health care professionals.

Nicotinic acid could be more valuable than previously thought; UF research shows it could increase production of ‘good’ cholesterol.

Register now for the 43rd Annual Topics in Internal Medicine CME program.

The Shands at UF Lung Transplant Program celebrates the men and women who have received new life through lung transplantation at Shands at UF.