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UF Health Congenital Heart Center

Leanne Wong, in a blue gymnastics uniform, strikes a victorious pose as her teammates cheer her on.

Balancing act

In College, Faculty, Featured Article, Students
Leanne Wong, M.S., balanced a legendary gymnastics career with research at the UF Health Congenital Heart Center
By Scott Hunter
Three men in scrubs and jackets stand on a runway in front of a small jet.

UF medical student wins prestigious research fellowship

In College, Featured Article, Research, Students
Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society fellowship will help Ahmet Bilgili pursue data-driven research
By Scott Hunter
Julia Jackson (center) sitting on a couch with her daughters on either side.

A heart from the Harts

In College, Faculty, Featured Article
Harts siblings’ lives forever changed, thanks to UF Health Congenital Heart Center
By Scott Hunter
Connie Nixon on the right laughing alongside a happy young patient. On the left, Dr. Jennifer Co-Vu smiles and holds a stethoscope.

No slowing down

In College, Featured Article, Staff
How Congenital Heart Center nurse Connie Nixon found a career — and a lifelong passion — in pediatric cardiology
By Scott Hunter
A physician listens to a patient's heart through a stethoscope.

UF Health joins $4.9 million study of adult congenital heart disease

In College, Featured Article, Research
Study to examine how gaps in health care affect health and well-being of adults with congenital heart disease
Collage of family photos

UF Health Congenital Heart Center celebrates ‘15 Years of Healing Hearts’

In Giving
Grateful patients announce fundraising surprise during virtual celebration
By Matthew Hesters
Two health care professionals perform surgery while wearing personal protective equipment.

First triple-organ transplant of its kind in the state paves the way for lifesaving multiorgan procedures

In College
The triple-organ transplant was the first of its kind in Florida
By Dorothy Hagmajer

UF Health’s pediatric heart transplant program tops the nation in patient survival

In College, Faculty
Team receives highest rating for patients who have survived first year after transplantation.
By Alisha Kinman

UF Health’s pediatric heart transplant program tops the nation in patient survival

In College, Miscellaneous

UF Health announces expansion plans

In Miscellaneous