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Sonja Rasmussen

As school resumes, UF Health pediatrics expert gives advice on COVID-19 safety

In College, Featured Article
Dr. Sonja Rasmussen discusses what parents should know and do to help their children stay well

Internationally known pediatric lung transplant expert joins University of Florida Health

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
Marc Schecter, M.D., to lead pediatric pulmonary division and resume its pediatric transplant program
By Doug Bennett
UF Health Shands Children's Hospital with rainbow

UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital is No. 1 in Florida, nationally ranked in eight medical specialties

In College, Featured Article
UF Health Shands Children's Hospital ranked No. 1 children’s hospital in Florida by U.S. News & World Report
By Doug Bennett
A young girl plays tennis outside.

How children can safely return to sports activities after a COVID-19 infection

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
UF Health pediatricians discuss how children who have had COVID-19 can get clearance to play sports again
Doctors Thompson and Kelly

Drs. Kelly & Thompson begin prestigious fellowship for women leaders

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
Pediatric professors honored as fellows of the Hedwig Van Ameringen Executive Leadership in Medicine Program
By Doug Bennett
A woman and child stand outside their vehicle and pose for a photo while wearing face masks.

Keeping families informed about the COVID-19 vaccines available for children

In College, Featured Article
Epidemiology and pediatrics professor Dr. Sonja Rasmussen discusses COVID-19 vaccine options for children
Sonja Rasmussen

UF Health professor part of prestigious national committee advising on COVID-19 vaccine allocation

In Alumni, College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
Dr. Sonja Rasmussen is part of a national committee advising on COVID-19 vaccine allocation
By Doug Bennett
3-D medical background with virus cells on DNA strands

UF Health researchers find anticancer drugs are also effective against Epstein-Barr virus-related cancers

In College, Featured Article, Research
The Epstein-Barr virus typically spreads through saliva during childhood and often goes dormant after infection
By Doug Bennett
A child learns how to test blood sugar.

UF Health brings telemedicine program for diabetic children to underserved area of Collier County

In College, Featured Article
Telemedicine clinic to provide specialty care for children with diabetes, other endocrinology conditions
By Doug Bennett
A father places a facemask on his son.

Keeping kids healthy during COVID-19

In College, Featured Article
UF Health pediatric psychiatrist discusses how to keep kids physically, mentally healthy this fall amid pandemic