DOH cancels studies in mid-stream
USF & other FL medical researchers fear state’s decision will shut down ongoing studies with thousands of patients (Health News Florida).
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Diving into Data
USF marine biologist Mya Breitbart is part of an intensive course to teach young marine scientists to handle ‘big data’ (Lab Manager).
Diving into Data
USF marine biologist Mya Breitbart is part of an intensive course to teach young marine scientists to handle ‘big data’ (Lab Manager).
USF researcher Amy Borenstein publishes paper on incidence rates of dementia
Landmark paper is first time population-based incidence rates have been published for Japanese American women (USF Health).
Diving into Data
USF marine biologist Mya Breitbart is part of an intensive course to teach young marine scientists to handle ‘big data’ (Lab Manager).
USF Nursing investigates whether improving sleep reduces heart disease risk in caregivers [VIDEO]
USF College of Nursing is conducting research to improve sleep in people with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease (USF News).
Avant-garde shows at USF art museum encourage reflection
The idea of habitation informs two very different exhibitions at USF’s Contemporary Art Museum (Tampa Bay Times).
New USF Tillman Scholars want to pursue careers in medicine to help other veterans
The three USF scholars were selected for their service, leadership and academic excellence (USF Health).
Tampa Bay medical device startup signs deal with Kroger
KeriCure Inc.’s products expand throughout the southeast By Christopher Prinzel USF CONNECT TAMPA, Fla.–KeriCure Inc., a startup medical device company specializing in wound care treatment products received its first purchase order from a major commercial retailer on June 18th. Kroger’s Atlanta Division ordered a large floor display unit of KeriCure Skin Protectant products for its …
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Spotlight on USF researcher Jodi Ray
Ray, who just received a $1M grant from US Dept. of Health & Human Services, was profiled last summer in USF Magazine.