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USF Health CAMLS celebrates 10 years of providing the best in simulation...
The USF Health Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation (CAMLS) first opened 10 years ago in March 2012, where leaders from the community, education, industry, and simulation partners from...
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Collaborative effort across Florida’s medical schools results in a statute...
Collaborative effort across Florida’s medical schools results in a statute expanding Medicaid coverage to include donor breastmilk More Florida babies will have access to donor breastmilk with the...
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Tampa General Hospital and USF Health neurosurgeons first in Tampa Bay to...
A minimally invasive technique called Focused Ultrasound targets an area of the brain that controls movement, and requires no anesthesia or surgical opening of the skull. Tampa, FL (May 16, 2022) –...
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Increased cases of Social Anxiety Disorder may be a lasting legacy of the...
As society returns to what life was like before the pandemic, many people are glad to again hang out with friends, attend concerts and travel. For others, however, the idea of being around others can...
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USF Health Honors a New Group of Doctors
A few tears and thunderous cheers filled the Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg, Fla., on May 6 as families, friends, staff and faculty watched the USF Health Morsani College of Medicine Class of 2022...
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Nanobiotechnology conference brings together multiple disciplines to impact...
Nanotechnology and biotechnology experts from around the globe gathered in-person and virtually at this year’s Global Nanobiotechnology Conference (GNC), hosted April 22 to 24 by USF’s NANO and...
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State grant advances USF Health research on how diet-related changes in gut...
The multisite study may identify measures to help prevent or delay mild cognitive impairment and dementias like Alzheimer’s disease TAMPA, Fla. (April 19, 2022) – The Florida Department of Health...
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Grateful patient thanks USF Health Otolaryngology team
In February 2007, Colleen Johnson was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease called Wegener Granulomatosis (GPA). This is an uncommon disorder that is the result of granulomatous inflammation and blood...
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In memoriam: Anh-Kay Pizano
USF Health lost a cherished team member and friend when Anh-Kay Pizano passed away March 3. In her role as director of admissions, Anh-Kay impacted countless students vying for placement in the MD...
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The best of performing arts and medicine come together at interdisciplinary...
Faculty, professional, educators and health care experts came together recently to learn more about how to improve and promote the well-being of performing artists, as part of the annual...
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Quality of fat input determines output of kidney and cardiac health and...
Dr. Ganesh Halade’s investigation in how “good’’ fats repair the heart could enhance treatment of cardiovascular disease. TAMPA, FL (April 11, 2022) – New breakthrough research by a University of South...
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Dr. Mark Moseley named president of USF Tampa General Physicians
TAMPA, Fla (April 8, 2022) – The board of directors for the USF Tampa General Physicians has named Mark G. Moseley, MD, MHA, FACEP, the first president of the newly formed academic medical group. Dr....
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BRIDGE Clinic going strong 15 years after founding
Back in 2007, four University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine (MCOM) students started a student-run free clinic with a couple of exam rooms at the Hillsborough Health Department and an...
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USF Health graduate programs place well in latest U.S. News rankings
Graduate programs at USF Health had significant gains in this year’s rankings from U.S. News & World Report (U.S. News), strong improvements that highlight the advances USF Health continues to...
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Finding the perfect Match; USF Health senior medical students are...
Click here for Match Day 2022 results. Across the country, senior medical students learned where they will spend their residencies during Match Day 2022, including those from USF Health. Photo courtesy...
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MCOM provides clinical simulation learning activities for local high school...
The USF Health Morsani College of Medicine Office of Student Diversity and Enrichment (OSDE) recently hosted a group of seniors from Tampa Bay Technical High School for a five-day immersive health care...
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Targeting dysregulated kappa-opioid receptors reduces working memory deficits...
A USF Health preclinical study suggests that kappa-opioid antagonists offer a potential treatment to help alcohol-dependent patients cut back or quit drinking TAMPA, Fla. (March 9, 2022) — As heavy or...
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Facts That Unite Us
I started some weeks ago to put together a message on Black History Month. But as the world watches with horror at what is happening in Ukraine between two peoples whose destinies seemed inseparable...
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USF Health celebrates return of in-person Research Day
Research Day 2022 participants welcomed the opportunity to once again connect with health sciences scholars across USF colleges and disciplines Video by Ryan Rossy, USF Health Communications and...
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Patient-centered treatment approach improves asthma outcomes for Black and...
USF Health physician-scientist Dr. Juan Carlos Cardet was co-first author for the New England Journal of Medicine article reporting results of the long-awaited PREPARE trial TAMPA, Fla (Feb. 26,...
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