Articles tagged as

department of otolaryngology

Jennifer Mulligan in the lab.

UF Health researcher finds potential treatment for lost sense of smell

In College, Featured Article, Research
Collaboration may lead to an effective treatment for inflammation-related loss of the sense of smell
By Bill Levesque
Shelley and Bill Collins pose for a photo with Rufus Holloway and his wife, Leslie.

Cultivating the next generation of otolaryngologists

In Alumni, College, Featured Article, Giving
Resident alumnus Rufus Holloway, M.D., establishes fund to support trainee travel
By Multiple Authors
Four University of Florida College of Medicine Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery doctors stand together in front of a blue UF Health sign while wearing their white physician coats.

UF ENT grows regional expertise in head and neck microvascular reconstruction

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
Quality patient care and education serve as the foundation for excellence
By Danielle Ivanov
Patrick Antonelli and Almut Winterstein pose for a photo outside on the UF campus.

UF Health researchers find quinolone ear drops associated with tendon ruptures

In College, Featured Article, Research
Scientists found more than four-fold heightened risk of Achilles tendon rupture after use of quinolone ear drops
By Bill Levesque
Doctor Ali Ataya sits down to talk with a patient.

UF Health designated Center of Excellence for rare inherited condition involving blood vessels

In College, Featured Article
The Cure HHT foundation designated UF Health as Florida’s first HHT Center of Excellence
By Bill Levesque
A physician examines a patient's ear

Dr. William O. Collins named otolaryngology department chair

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
Collins joined the UF College of Medicine faculty in 2006 as division chief of pediatric otolaryngology
By Emily Mavrakis
Kyle E. Rarey, Ph.D., with students during the cadaver ceremony

Guiding students toward their ‘true north’

In College, Faculty
Kyle E. Rarey, PhD, aims to help his students achieve their hopes and dreams.
By Tyler Francischine