After losing her son, Graham, UF Health NICU clinical leader Kelli Stewart created Finding Fireflies: Gifts from Graham to support families experiencing pregnancy and infant loss.
Read her story: ufhealth.org/stories/2026/uf…
UF researchers developed GatorpH, a free research tool that reconstructs changes in oral acidity between measurements to help scientists assess factors linked to cavity risk.
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A $4.2 million grant from the Naples Children Foundation will support @UFDentistry and @UFMedicine in expanding dental and specialized medical care for children in Collier County. Read more: ufhealth.org/news/2026/uf-he…

ALT Staff members from UF College of Dentistry's NCF Pediatric Dental Center in Naples, Florida, from left: Susan Gorman M.Ed., R.D.H., coordinator of community-based outreach program; Ricardo Mendoza, EFDA, dental assistant; Adriana Gaviria, CRDH, dental hygienist; Yunielvis Diaz Prats, dental hygienist; and Andres Bedoya, administrative assistant.
Injured playing sports? What you do next matters. @DrZSportsDoc discussed sports rehabilitation with WebMD: webmd.com/fitness-exercise/s…
@DrZSportsDoc, Jason Zaremski, M.D., is a nonoperative musculoskeletal and sports medicine physician at UF Health and chief of the division of sports medicine in the department of physical medicine & rehabilitation at the @UFMedicine.
When positional vertigo persists after Epley maneuvers, another technique may help. UF Health neurologists highlight evidence supporting Semont-plus as an additional treatment option for a common inner ear condition. ufhealth.org/news/2026/uf-ne…
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Congratulations to Duane A. Mitchell, M.D., Ph.D., our @UF College of Medicine associate dean for clinical and translational sciences, on being honored as @UFOTL Innovator of the Year for his groundbreaking brain cancer immunotherapy research! 👏👏👏
Congrats to Dr. Duane Mitchell, our Innovator of the Year! 💡
Joined on stage by @UF President Stuart Bell at #StandingInnOvation, Mitchell was recognized for translating groundbreaking cancer research into real-world impact.
🔗: news.ufl.edu/2026/10/2026-st…
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UF researchers recently boarded parabolic flights over Zurich, Switzerland, taking experiments 30,000 feet into the air to study how human cells respond to microgravity.
Read more on UF Health’s website: ufhealth.org/news/2026/uf-re…
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One month ago, we celebrated the third annual @UF College of Medicine Week and all the faculty, staff, students and trainees who make our campuses in Gainesville and Jacksonville special. Revisit some of the #UFMedWeek highlights and photos at news.drgator.ufl.edu/2026/10…. 📸 🐊
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A new study published in BMC Endocrine Disorders helps better characterize medically underserved populations with Type 1 Diabetes and Type 2 Diabetes treated with insulin that are seen for care in Federally Qualified Health Centers in the US, a population often underrepresented in diabetes research. Led by PI Dr. Ashby Walker, UF Diabetes Institute Associate Director of Community and Population Health, and Dr. Young-Rock Hong, Assistant Professor of Emory University, the study analyzed electronic health record data on 16,000 adults with T1D and T2D from 40 FQHCs and over 300 clinical care sites across 17 states. More than half of patients lived below the federal poverty level, and half (50.8%) had an HbA1c above 9.0%, with low utilization of technologies like Continuous Glucose Monitors and Insulin Pumps (<5%). The findings emphasize the need for interventions to address long-standing disparities in low-income communities and to expand access to diabetes technology and self-management support in safety-net primary care.
Read the full study here: link.springer.com/article/10…
A $2.3 million, five-year federal grant will help UF train more specialists in autism and other developmental disabilities, with goals of earlier diagnosis, more coordinated care and greater access to services for Florida families. ufhealth.org/news/2026/uf-se…
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How do we improve reading proficiency statewide? Laurie Gauger, clinical assoc professor & director of the UF Reading Program, has received a $136,000 gift from the Scottish Rite Foundation to provide intervention to children who are struggling to read. phhp.ufl.edu/2026/10/14/with…
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The Center for Integrative Cardiovascular & Metabolic Disease hosted its Early Career Symposium last week, bringing together students and trainees from across @UF to share their research. View photos at ufcollegeofpharmacy.smugmug.…
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Join us for @UF College of Medicine AI Day next Friday, Oct. 23, from 7 a.m. to noon at @UFMBI. All faculty, researchers, trainees and collaborators are invited to connect and discover the intersection of AI and health sciences. Learn more at ai.ufl.edu/ai-university/ai-….
Could HIV be locked in its dormant state? A $3.4 million NIH grant will help UF researcher Susana Valente, Ph.D., study a “block-and-lock” strategy aimed at keeping the virus inactive without ongoing treatment. That goal remains years away.
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.@UFHealth researchers have identified stem-like immune cells that may help sustain the autoimmune attack behind Type 1 diabetes. brnw.ch/21x64kR
One gold star for each day of sobriety. On Aug. 26, Dave Romrell placed his 365th.
After treatment at the UF Health Florida Recovery Center, he’s sharing his story during National Recovery Month to offer hope.
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Robyn Nelson, an integral part of @ufpsych's Fear Facers Camp, combines her expertise as a clinical research manager with her personal experience with #OCD to help children overcome phobias and gain confidence.
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At UF’s Fear Facers Camp, kids with OCD, anxiety and other phobias work to overcome their fears using evidence-based therapies.
CRM Robyn Nelson uses her own experience with OCD to help counselors and encourage participants during sessions.
Learn more: news.drgator.ufl.edu/2026/09…
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A new UF Health Cancer Institute study shows cancer diagnoses go down in December and rise in January. Do the seasonal holidays delay patients from seeing their doctors?
Read about the findings, published in @JAMANetworkOpen: go.ufl.edu/grm6pki
































