GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Personalized medicine — a concept in which an understanding of a patient’s genetic makeup is used to enhance treatment — has arrived at UFHealth, the University of Florida Academic Health Center. Under a new standard of care, UF doctors will help ward off…
UF researcher Russell Bauer administers a balance exam as part of a baseline screening…
A May 16, 2012, Gainesville Sun article features the UF Clinical and Translational Research Building and the UF CTSI. The building’s last metal beam was put in place on Wednesday. It is scheduled to be completed in February 2013.
Photo by Jesse S. Jones Highlighted in The POST After a day spent extracting DNA from strawberries, pipetting and doing gel electrophoresis experiments, 32 girls from Cypress Creek High School left UF with a few experiments under…
UF’s new graduate programs in health outcomes and policy are among the opportunities that participants in the CTSI Training and Professional Development Program are encouraged to consider to develop expertise for a career in clinical and translational research. Learn More UF Graduate Programs in Health Outcomes…
On Nov. 21, HealthStreet officially opened its doors on UF’s East Campus with a proclamation by Gainesville Mayor Craig Lowe, pictured at right with HealthStreet’s Linda Cottler and Noni Graham (photos by Maria Belen Farias/University of Florida). Led by Dr. Linda Cottler, chair of the UF Department of…
This fall the National Center for Research Resources announced the formation of the CTSA-USCIITG Critical Illness and Injury Scientific Interest Group as a new collaborative opportunity for CTSA consortium members that will leverage the expertise of the U.S. Critical Illness and Injury Trials Group. The new group will couple the…
This fall the National Center for Research Resources announced the development of the CTSA Women in Clinical and Translational Research Interest Group. The group will address the “leaky pipeline” problem of women in biomedical research, focusing on issues related to sustainability (retention; advancement, promotion and tenure) and mentoring.
Carmen Rodriguez, Ph.D., A.R.N.P., has received a $1 million grant from the Phase 2 Small Business Innovation Research program of the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute of Deafness and Communication Disorders to support the development of “GatorVoice,” a device to help suddenly speechless hospital patients communicate…
The October/November 2011 issue of Gainesville’s HOME magazine features the UF Clinical and Translational Research Building: Read the Story…
