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Faculty sound bites — Winter 2025

In Alumni, College, Faculty, Featured Article
UF College of Medicine experts in the news
Doctor Nicole Iovine smiling outdoors and wearing a blue sweater.

UF Medicine expert shares tips for a healthy and happy holiday season

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
A Q&A with Nicole M. Iovine, M.D., Ph.D., chief hospital epidemiologist at UF Health
By Danielle Ivanov
Hands holding a newspaper.

Faculty sound bites — Winter 2024

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
UF College of Medicine experts in the news
Hands holding a newspaper.

Faculty sound bites — Fall 2024

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
UF College of Medicine experts in the news
UF Health Shands main hospital building

UF Health Shands Hospital receives top grade for safety

In College, Featured Article
The Leapfrog Group is a national nonprofit that reports on safety and quality in hospitals, surgery centers
By Matt Walker
Nicole Iovine

UF Health Shands chief epidemiologist says vaccines essential to tamp down COVID-19 delta variant

In College, Featured Article
Dr. Nicole Iovine discusses key points about the coronavirus
By Bill Levesque
Nicole Iovine

Unsure about the COVID-19 vaccine? UF Health’s chief epidemiologist has answers

In College, Featured Article
Chief epidemiology officer Dr. Nicole Iovine addresses key issues related to overcoming vaccine hesitancy
By Doug Bennett
Researchers in a lab.

Two-drug combo shows dramatic results for COVID-19 patients, UF Health researchers find

In College, Featured Article
Study shows treatments combining remdesivir, baricitinib accelerate recovery time in hospitalized patients
Nicole Iovine

UF Health’s chief epidemiologist answers common questions about the COVID-19 vaccine

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
Dr. Nicole Iovine provides answers to several prominent concerns
By Doug Bennett
Nicole Iovine

UF Health chief epidemiologist debunks common COVID-19 vaccine myths

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Research
Chief epidemiology officer Dr. Nicole Iovine addresses common myths
By Doug Bennett