The UF CTSI Clinical Research Vehicle Samuel Tucker receives a COVID-19 vaccine University of Florida Health provided health outreach and lunch during a local Community Impact Day on Tuesday, June 15. The event was hosted by the Florida Central Second Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction at Upper Room Ministries in East Gainesville. The…
The UF Clinical and Translational Science Institute along with their HealthStreet outreach program stopped by Wims Hair Studio in Southeast Gainesville on Apr. 7 to keep the community aware of their own health. Participants had the opportunity to get their glucose levels, blood pressure and Body Mass Index(BMI) measured.
The UF CTSI’s 2016 accomplishments, recapped below, were included in the two-part January issue of On the Same Page.
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Dr. Prosperi and Dr. Linda Cottler attend the awards ceremony for the Illumina Go Mini Scientific Challenge. Photo by Evan Barton. Florida bugs, beware:…
The Spring 2016 issue of UF’s Explore magazine features CTSI initiatives that are transforming the way science becomes medicine.
Read about the CTSI's 2015 accomplishments as highlighted in the January column of On the Same Page by Dr. David S. Guzick, UF senior vice president for health affairs and president of UF Health.
Dr. Larisa Cavallari, director of the UF College of Pharmacy's Center for Pharmacogenomics and associate director of the CTSI's UF Health Personalized Medicine Program, presented outcomes data at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions.
With its second Clinical and Translational Science Award from the NIH, the UF CTSI will continue to pave the way for a swifter and more collaborative journey from research to improved health.
