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National Institutes of Health

A bar graph titled "College of Medicine NIH Funding" shows a bar graph with eight blue bars ranging from 2016 to 2023, increasing every year. A legend shows that the highest bar in 2023 reaches 169 million dollars. A blue arrow is above the bars, curving right and up. The University of Florida logo is in orange below the graph.

Three UF Medicine programs rank in top 5 nationally for 2023 NIH funding

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
The college achieved record-setting $169M in total NIH research award funding
By Emily Mavrakis
two researchers in white coats talk to each other in focus in the background, with a bench full of out-of-focus lab equipment in the foreground

UF College of Medicine sets new record for NIH funding in 2022

In Faculty, Featured Article
Nine departments across the college ranked in the top 20 nationally
By Emily Mavrakis
Researcher in lab with pipettes

UF College of Medicine 23rd in 2021 NIH funding for public universities

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
The College of Medicine ranked 45th overall and five specialties ranked in the top 20
By Emily Mavrakis
nih funding

A MILESTONE REACHED, A FUTURE FORGED

In College, Research
UF College of Medicine annual grant awards from theNational Institutes of Health eclipses $100 million
By Tyler Francischine

UF Health researchers to help integrate patient-reported outcomes in electronic health records

In Research
The goal will be to improve clinical care and research.
By Meghan Meyer

UF Health researchers to help integrate patient-reported outcomes in electronic health records

In College, Faculty

“Working memory” decline in normal aging linked to loss of specific receptor

In College, Research

NIH grants aim to understand molecular changes during physical activity

In College, Faculty

Grant to support research of deadliest form of prostate cancer

In College, Faculty

“Bath salt” drug spurs psychosis-like condition in the brain, UF Health study finds

In College, Research