A Hero With Wings
As we celebrate Donate Life Month, we shine a light on Jessica Turnbough, who was inspired by an organ donation that saved her childhood friend鈥檚 life.
Stories and news
If you or a loved one need a heart transplant, it鈥檚 reassuring to know that caring experts are ready to support you through the journey.
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UF Ob/Gyn Residents Become First in U.S. to Earn ISUOG Certification
The University of Florida has set a new standard for ultrasound training while paving a new path for resident Ob/Gyn physicians in the United States. Thanks to鈥�
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Facts and Benefits of Organ Donation
Today, there are over 110,000 people nationwide on the organ transplant waiting list hoping for a life-extending donation.
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The Gift That Keeps On Giving
Valentine鈥檚 Day is a time for loving, sharing and caring. We know what this means in the romantic sense, but what if there were a more meaningful way to鈥�
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Caring for Those with Congenital Heart Disease
Congenital heart defects, better known as abnormalities of the heart, remain the most prevalent type of birth defect, affecting one in every 133 people. This鈥�
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Artificial device mends a baby girl鈥檚 broken heart
Ceara Curry and her husband, Kenton, were brand new to parenthood when their baby turned into a miracle. At 6-months-old, Ceara and Kenton鈥檚 daughter, Kennedy,鈥�
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University of Florida Health Fights Obesity with Multidisciplinary Approach
Researchers at University of Florida Health are using a multidisciplinary approach to fight obesity. Experts from surgery, cardiology, pulmonology,鈥�
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Aneurysm strikes baseball pitcher, but why? A neurosurgeon explains the mysterious condition
Chicago White Sox relief pitcher Danny Farquhar, 31, suffered a brain hemorrhage in the White Sox dugout after throwing 15 pitches Friday night, April 20,鈥�
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Songs from the Heart
BOB体育 Shands Arts in Medicine artist-in-residence creates album with pediatric patients Swaying underneath bright lights, Ricky Kendall holds the neck of鈥�
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Mend a Failing Heart
Heart failure occurs when the heart is unable to pump enough blood to meet the body鈥檚 needs. This condition affects nearly six million Americans annually and鈥�
