“When you see the kids who have nothing, it changes you,” said Dr. Ben Jacob, “and when you see the ones who are blind on top of it, it changes you even more. You come back to your American life here, you cruise around town, go to McDonald’s, whatever, but […]
Dr. Troy Quast suggests opportunities exist for improving quality of care with minimal effects on cost Are higher costs in health care for diabetes patients always associated with higher quality goods and services? Not necessarily, writes Troy Quast, PhD, in the June issue of the American Journal of Managed Care. […]
LUNAFEST is a traveling film festival of award-winning short films by, for and about women. This year, Girls on the Run Greater Tampa Bay has been selected to host LUNAFEST to raise money for its scholarship program and will share proceeds with the Breast Cancer Fund. Girls on the Run Greater Tampa Bay […]
Social media likely aren’t at the top of most professors’ lists of teaching tools. After all, it’s too easy to scoff at their superficiality, grumble at their dearth of skilled writing and generally file their existence under recreational fluff. But one professor at the USF College of Public Health believes […]
The USF Health Homecoming Committee invites every member of the Bulls community—students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends—to celebrate USF Homecoming SuperBull XVII. Homecoming is the perfect time to display your Bullish spirit and this year’s offerings include something for everyone! Partner with colleagues to win the office decorating contest, meet […]