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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’s life.

Discovery shows how pervasive Epstein-Barr virus could be thwarted

October 26, 2023

New, early findings by University of Florida Health researchers show how the Epstein-Barr virus’s advance could be thwarted. For millions, the Epstein-Barr�

The Roberts Brothers: BOBÌåÓý Pediatric Neurosurgeon Gets Them Back to Normal

Broward Roberts became familiar with BOBÌåÓý Shands Children’s Hospital’s neurosurgery team at an early age. The discovery of a sacral dimple during hisâ€�

BOBÌåÓý researchers on team studying possible viral link with Type 1 diabetes

January 16, 2020

A prolonged infection by a common virus might sometimes trigger the immune system attack on the pancreas that ultimately leads to Type 1 diabetes. The finding�

2018 in Review: Reflecting on Our Achievements, Part 2

March 5, 2019

Part 2 of our â€�2018 Year in Reviewâ€� focuses on the research institutes and centers that are part of the BOBÌåÓý family: Cancer Center Clinical andâ€�

Preventing Sepsis & Treating Deadly Infections: Adam Nickels� Story

Adam Nickels felt fine, until he didn’t. Nickels was working toward a doctorate in aerospace engineering at the University of Florida late last year. He�

The Year in Review: Celebrating Our Achievements in 2016 Part 2

January 27, 2017

Part 2 of our “Year in Reviewâ€� focuses on the hospitals, research institutes and centers that are part of the BOBÌåÓý family: BOBÌåÓý Cancer Center UFâ€�

6 infant vaccines that could save your child’s life

Infant immunization is often a controversial topic, but BOBÌåÓý providers agree: Vaccines are safe, effective, and an important part of protecting yourâ€�

What pregnant women should know about Group B strep

Pregnant women undergo a variety of tests while they’re expecting. Although it’s not the most discussed test (that award would go to the glucose screening and�