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department of pediatrics

A photo of a doctor with a white coat and long brown hair listening to a pediatric patient's heart using a stethoscope. The child is smiling and wearing pink.

UF College of Medicine launches pediatric obesity fellowship to tackle national epidemic

In Alumni, College, Faculty, Featured Article, Staff
The fellowship is just the second of its kind in the Southeast
By Danielle Ivanov
A group of researchers sit around a table.

Clinician training program leads to better outcomes for patients with diabetes

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
The program has been adopted worldwide to train clinicians who treat patients with a variety of conditions
By Jill Pease
A person's hands open a case with insulin.

UF researchers propose an update to Type 1 diabetes staging system

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
Researchers hope new model can develop more precise method of calculating Type 1 diabetes risk
By Bill Levesque
A researcher tubes liquid into a vial.

DIABETES DETECTIVES

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research, Staff
Clinical and research programs at the UF College of Medicine aim to improve the lives of millions with diabetes
By Emily Mavrakis
Whitney Moss portrait.

First point of contact

In College, Featured Article, Staff
Office manager, fellowship program coordinator Whitney Moss leaves lasting impression on patients and colleagues
By Cody Hawley, Ph.D.
People in hard hats at the commencement of construction on the children's hospital wing.

UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital starts renovations on pediatric patient care areas

In College, Featured Article, Staff
Two units will be completely overhauled and converted to private rooms featuring ensuite restrooms
By Peyton Wesner
A 3D illustration of cholera bacteria, Vibrio cholerae, under high magnification.

UF researcher on team whose work could be vital in fighting drug-resistant bacteria

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
April article in Science reveals key insights into how bacteriophages impact the severity of cholera
By Bill Levesque
Two researchers in a lab.

New tool for assessing dehydration is built for global deployment

In College, Faculty, Research
Novel software tool makes diagnosing and treating dehydration faster, simpler and more accurate
By Doug Bennett
Ken Berns

Remembering Dr. Kenneth Berns

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
Former dean and vice president for health affairs passed away Jan. 26
By Multiple Authors
3-D medical background with virus cells on DNA strands

Discovery shows how pervasive Epstein-Barr virus could be thwarted

In College, Featured Article, Research
The research sheds light on longtime questions about how Epstein-Barr virus and similar herpesviruses replicate
By Doug Bennett