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department of health outcomes and biomedical informatics

UF researchers evaluate how to improve dignity for seriously ill patients

In College, Featured Article, Research
Three-year, $1 million National Cancer Institute grant will analyze effectiveness Dignity Therapy

UF Health researchers use big data to improve care for people with rare diseases

In College, Featured Article, Research
The three OneFlorida+ studies are part of PCORI’s $48 million 2021 Conducting Rare Disease Research initiative
GatorTron, a natural language processing clinical model

University of Florida Health, NVIDIA develop artificial intelligence model to hasten clinical trials, boost medical decision-making

In College, Featured Article
GatorTron is the first natural language processing clinical model of its scale in the world
By Doug Bennett
A physician tests a patient for fatty liver and liver fibrosis using a specialized ultrasound.

UF Health screening patients in what might be largest fatty liver study of its kind in the U.S.

In College, Featured Article, Research
UF Health researchers have been awarded a $2.3 million National Institutes of Health grant
By Bill Levesque
A child learns how to test blood sugar.

UF Health researchers developing next generation of tools to track diabetes in children, teens in Florida

In College, Featured Article
With $2.5 million CDC grant, researchers developing better way to track diabetes in Florida children
a physician checks a patient's blood pressure.

Perceived discrimination increases health risks among African Americans, UF Health research finds

In College, Featured Article, Research
Researchers find association between perceived discrimination and worsening severity of metabolic syndrome
A group in a lecture hall

UF Health researchers find medication most effective quitting method for cancer survivors who smoke

In College, Featured Article, Research
Study highlights importance of including smoking cessation medication as part of treatment plan
A worker wearing personal protective equipment.

Safety concerns hamper study of hydroxychloroquine to prevent COVID-19 in front-line health workers

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Physician Assistant, Staff
Concerns about the drug’s safety are limiting participation in the national trial