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Lightning Strikes Again: Aniesia鈥檚 Kidney Transplant

It鈥檚 often said that lightning doesn鈥檛 strike twice, but in Ben and Felicia Morris鈥� life, it sure did. Ben and Felicia are the parents of three daughters鈥�

UF IC3 researchers study how kidney damage progresses in hospitalized patients

November 16, 2023

University of Florida Health researchers have used extensive medical data and a leading-edge modeling tool to transform how health care providers observe and鈥�

Studies: Inflammation-targeting antibody boosts preterm birth outcomes, prevents obesity-linked liver disease

June 23, 2023

JUPITER, Fla. 鈥� Targeting a master-regulator of inflammation with a monoclonal antibody potentially improves two unrelated conditions with limited treatment鈥�

BOB体育 researchers use big data to improve care for people with rare diseases

August 23, 2021

Researchers at University of Florida Health and the OneFlorida+ Clinical Research Network are using big data analytics to scale up research and boost care and鈥�

In recognition of World Kidney Day, BOB体育 physician answers questions about kidney disease

Chronic kidney disease doesn鈥檛 always come with warning signs or symptoms. To one University of Florida Health physician, it is a silent killer. March 11 is鈥�

5 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Kidney Disease

Today is World Kidney Day, a global campaign aimed at raising awareness about the importance of our kidney health. Kidney disease is a noncommunicable disease鈥�

Keeping Your Kidneys in Tip-Top Condition

More than 30 million adults in the U.S. are diagnosed with kidney disease, and BOB体育 is committed to raising awareness about prevention. While only about鈥�

BOB体育 researchers find possible clue about sex differences in heart disease

February 25, 2019

Circadian rhythms, the cellular timekeepers that are one of the cornerstones of biology, tune the human body to the rotation of the planet. Body temperature鈥�

Innovation in Cardiovascular Surgery for Mitral Valve Disease

March 2, 2017

Robert Kuemmerlein suffered from progressively worsening shortness of breath, even when engaged in simple activities like walking to the mailbox or going up a鈥�