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Charles Poulton stands between Jennifer Hunt and Tammy Williams.

Capturing milestones and sharing journeys

In College, Featured Article, Staff
Longtime AV specialist W. Charles Poulton documents College of Medicine memories
By Zoriah Bethel-Jean
Two residents talk to each other.

UF College of Medicine enhances trainee experience with robust support services

In College, Event, Faculty, Featured Article
Residents and fellows have access to facilities, tools and services to enrich their experience
By Zoriah Bethel-Jean
A promotional graphic featuring a smiling woman with long blonde hair and crossed arms, identified as Ashley Love, PA-C, a dermatology physician assistant. The text reads “Shadow me next” in bold white and script blue font against a blue background

‘Shadow Her Next!’

In Alumni, College, Featured Article, Physician Assistant
Alumna Ashley Love, MPAS ’15, PA-C, shapes her career around patient connections and storytelling
By Shelby Hodel
University of Florida physician assistant class of 2027 group photo.

UF School of Physician Assistant Studies welcomes Class of 2027

In College, Event, Featured Article, Physician Assistant, Students
60 PA students joined the UF College of Medicine in June
By Emily Mavrakis
A large group of University of Florida PA graduates wearing black caps and gowns pose on a staircase doing the gator chomp. They are arranged in several rows, smiling at the camera.

‘Never forget what a privilege it is to treat and care for our patients’

In College, Event, Featured Article, Physician Assistant, Students
53 members of the UF physician assistant Class of 2025 graduate in June 21 ceremony
By Shelby Hodel
A doctor uses an imaging test called transient elastography that measures liver stiffness, which can indicate a risk for liver scarring, also known as fibrosis.

New report recommends liver screening for those with Type 2 diabetes

In College, Featured Article, Research
Report urges physicians to screen people with Type 2 diabetes or prediabetes for a liver disease, MASLD
By Bill Levesque

Study: BMI a poor predictor of future health

In College, Featured Article, Research
Direct measure of body fat is much more accurate
By Bill Levesque
Four UF anesthesiology employees smiling in front of a beige wall.

New online simulation course helps physicians, students get comfortable with manual defibrillation, cardioversion and pacing

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Students
The MEDCP course was launched for CME in January and with medical students in June
By Danielle Ivanov
Md Mahmudul Hasan.

Researchers propose AI model to predict mortality in coronary artery disease patients

In College, Featured Article, Research
Traditional methods for predicting CAD mortality limit accuracy and adaptability
Dan Wesson, Ph.D., and Sarah Sniffen are studying how odors take on meaning in the brain.

Study: What makes a smell bad?

In College, Featured Article, Research
Until now, researchers haven't known what parts of the brain cause an emotional response to smell
By Dorothy Hagmajer