Grateful patient thanks USF Health cardiology, obstetrics team
On a morning in December 2021, Tiffani Craig woke up and had trouble breathing. At 27 weeks into her pregnancy, her first concern was her unborn baby so […]
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 […]
Finding the perfect Match; USF Health senior medical students are residency-bound
Click here for Match Day 2022 results. It was a day of excitement, disbelief, and tears of happiness as, one by one, senior medical students from the USF […]
Targeting dysregulated kappa-opioid receptors reduces working memory deficits in alcohol use disorder
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) — […]
MCOM provides clinical simulation learning activities for local high school students
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Patient-centered treatment approach improves asthma outcomes for Black and Latinx adults
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 […]
Researchers identify protein complex critical in helping control cell death
USF Health-UT Southwestern Medical Center preclinical study suggests inhibiting PPP1R3G/PP1γ may protect against tissue damage from heart attacks, other diseases linked to inflammation TAMPA, Fla. (Feb. 16, 2022) […]
USF awarded five-year, $1.35 million NIH institutional grant to train scientists in vascular inflammation and injury research
Trainees will benefit from USF Health’s increase in nationally recognized faculty with research expertise in blood vessel inflammation linked to heart, lung and other diseases TAMPA, Fla (Feb. […]
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