Published: Jan 13th, 2017
December 29: ‘Breakthrough’ Diabetes Article Retracted (references Mark A. Atkinson, Ph.D., professor, researcher, current Eminent Scholar for Diabetes Research and co-director of the UF Diabetes Center of Excellence) December 21: Lupus Research […]
Published: Jan 6th, 2016
December 21: Fish, omega-3 supplements may lower rheumatoid arthritis risk for some people (references Professor, Researcher and UF Department of Pathology, Immunology and Laboratory Medicine Chair Michael J. Clare-Salzler, M.D.) […]
Published: Jul 7th, 2015
December 13: UF researchers: Understanding pancreas weight may help unlock cause of Type 1 diabetes (on the work of UF Molecular Pathology Core Director Martha Campbell-Thompson, DVM, Ph.D.) December 12: […]
Published: Jul 7th, 2015
December 5: Medical marijuana debate firing up in Volusia, Flagler (references UF Health Forensic Medicine Director Bruce A. Goldberger, Ph.D., DABFT) November 19: Brittany Murphy poison report ‘ridiculous,’ expert says […]
Published: Jul 7th, 2015
December 18: Diabetes Breakthroughs Being Spurred by Worldwide nPOD Research Collaboration (references Mark A. Atkinson, Ph.D., professor, researcher, current Eminent Scholar for Diabetes Research and co-director of the UF Diabetes […]
Published: Jan 4th, 2013
Published: Dec 13th, 2012
Published: Aug 28th, 2012
Center for Cellular Reprogramming Center for Research in Pediatric Immune Deficiency Clinical and Translational Science Institute Biorepository Core Molecular Pathology Core Structure-Based Drug Design Lab Center for Immunology and Transplantation
Published: Aug 6th, 2012
A weekly conference is held on clinical pathology, each Monday from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. The CP conferences consist of faculty presentations and case-based resident presentations. The faculty-guided sessions follow […]
Published: Jul 16th, 2012
Anatomic pathology involves the diagnosis of disease by appraising tissue/organ specimens and whole bodies via gross, microscopic, chemical, immunologic and molecular examination techniques. The pathologists at the the Department of […]