Articles tagged as

department of physiology and aging

A pregnant woman rests her hand on her belly.

UF developing first treatment for significant pregnancy risk

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Up to 1 in 10 pregnancies in the developed world are affected by placental growth restriction
By Bill Levesque
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Faculty sound bites — Summer 2024

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UF College of Medicine experts in the news
Two young girls run on a paved track.

Study pinpoints molecular changes in rats after exercise

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Researchers have published preclinical work in Nature that expands understanding of the biology behind exercise
By Manny Rea

Five faculty honored with awards at 2024 Celebration of Research

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The awards recognize rising and established researchers in their fields, along with an influential mentor
Andrew Liu speaks to a colleague in the lab

UF Health scientist lands first-ever NIH grant for a rare disorder devastating lives of kids

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Andrew Liu, Ph.D., and collaborators awarded $2.4M grant in January to investigate Smith-Kingsmore syndrome
By Bill Levesque
Karyn Esser stands in a lab dressed in a lab coat on the left, with a trainee piping chemicals on the right

Research spotlight: The biological clock and its potential clinical applications

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2022 Basic Science Research Award winner Karyn Esser, Ph.D., studies circadian rhythms
By Emily Mavrakis
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Karyn Esser, Ph.D., appointed chair of department of physiology and aging

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Dr. Esser begins her new role Nov. 1
By Cody Hawley, Ph.D.
About 20 faculty members pose for a group photo on the U-F campus.

College announces integration of physiology and aging departments

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Physiology and functional genomics and aging and geriatric research combine expertise to create new unit
By Styliana Resvanis