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	Kathleen Long, Ph.D., R.N., F.A.A.N., dean of the University of Florida College of Nursing
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel/UF Health Science Center News and Communications News Releases: UF nursing dean receives national award, UF nursing dean named associate provost
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	Nancy J. Szabo, director of the Analytical Toxicology Core Laboratory at UF’s College of Veterinary Medicine
	Photo by: Mark Hoffenberg News Releases: UF scientists to play key roles in national children’s health study, Diet rich in fatty acids could thwart diabetes onset and UF toxicology lab to assess effects of pollutants on sharks
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	Natalie Freeman, Ph.D., associate professor and interim director of the College of Public Health and Health Professions’ environmental health program
	Photo by: Lisa Baltozer News Releases: UF scientists to play key roles in national children’s health study, Diet rich in fatty acids could thwart diabetes onset and UF toxicology lab to assess effects of pollutants on sharks
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	Paul Davenport, Ph.D., a professor in the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine
	Photo by: News Release: Veterinary faculty member named acting chair of physiological sciences
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	Dr. Colin Burrows, chairman of the department of small animal clinical sciences and chief of staff of UF’s small animal hospital
	Photo by: News Release: Veterinary administrator honored for international contributions
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	Kirk Eppenstein of the Alachua County Humane Society; Dr. Alastair Coomer, UF veterinary surgery resident; Dr. Antonio Pozzi, UF veterinary orthopedic surgeon; and veterinary student Christine Ross are pictured with Auto, a recently rescued dog, outside UF’s Veterinary Medical Center on Oct. 20.
	Photo by: Sarah Carey News Release: "Auto" now en route to recovery, thanks to UF Vets, Humane Society
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	Kelli A. Komro, Ph.D., a UF associate professor of epidemiology in the UF College of Medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel/UF Health Science Center News and Communications News Release: Alcohol ads higher in areas with more Hispanic children
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	Dr. Colin Burrows, Victoria Ford and Dr. Kristin Kirkby visit prior to the ribbon-cutting for the new underwater treadmill, one of several treatment modalities to be available through UF’s new Veterinary Rehabilitation and Fitness Center. Ford hold a plaque she was given for her generous support of the new center.
	Photo by: Sarah Carey News Releases:New rehabilitation and fitness center launched at UF Small Animal Hospital
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	Dr. Kristin Kirkby smiles at her dog, Bailey, while veterinary technician Wendy Davies monitors operation of the new underwater treadmill. Bailey gamely participated in the treadmill demonstration during the ribbon-cutting event.
	Photo by: Sarah Carey, UF College of Veterinary Medicine News Releases:New rehabilitation and fitness center launched at UF Small Animal Hospital
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	Thomas S. Huber, M.D., Ph.D., a professor in the division of vascular surgery and endovascular therapy at UF’s College of Medicine
	Photo by: News Releases: UF vascular surgeon to evaluate dialysis access mechanisms
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	Alexandra Shapiro, Ph.D., an assistant scientist in the department of pharmacology and therapeutics
	Photo by: News Releases: Fructose hampers hormone that controls appetite, UF study finds
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	Dr. Thomas Beaver, an associate professor of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery
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	James William Doyle, M.D., Ph.D., an associate professor of ophthalmology at UF’s College of Medicine and former medical director of the Eye Clinic at Shands at UF, died Wednesday (Sept. 24), at Haven Hospice in Gainesville after a long illness.
	Photo by: News Releases: Ophthalmology professor passes away
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	Carsten Bandt, a specialist in veterinary emergency medicine and critical care, monitors the vital signs of a 14-month-old bull terrier during one of several hemodialysis treatments the animal received at the University of Florida's Veterinary Medical Center in August. The treatments were necessary to build the dog's strength before it received a new kidney at the University of Pennsylvania.
	Photo by: Sarah Carey News Releases: UF, Penn collaboration results in canine kidney transplant
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	Drs. Nick Bacon, left and Jim Farese, right, pose with William Lassiter and Corey prior to the dog’s discharge from UF’s Veterinary Medical Center in July following successful stereotactic radiosurgery to treat Corey’s prostate cancer.
	Photo by: Sarah Carey News Releases: Radiosurgery procedure used successfully to treat dog’s prostate cancer
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	Christiaan Leeuwenburgh, Ph.D., chief of the division of biology of aging at UF’s Institute on Aging
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel/UF Health Science Center News and Communications News Releases: Cutting calories could limit muscle wasting in later years and Substance in red wine found to keep hearts young
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	With a vision of building a comprehensive center for all brain and spine tumor patients, Dr. Erin Dunbar and Dr. William Friedman have marshaled expertise throughout UF to create the Preston A. Wells Jr. Center for Brain Tumor Therapy.
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	Dr. Joseph V. Simone, director of the University of Florida Shands Cancer Center, has been named to the Stand Up To Cancer scientific advisory committee.
	Photo by: News Release: Cancer center director named to scientific advisory committee
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	John Harvey, D.V.M., Ph.D., a professor and chairman of the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine’s department of physiological sciences
	Photo by: Mark Hoffenberg News Release: Veterinary administrator named executive associate dean at college and Veterinary pathologist receives lifetime achievement award
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	University of Florida ophthalmologic surgeons perform a relatively common retinal procedure similar to one used in a clinical trial that tested the safety of gene therapy in patients with a hereditary form of blindness. Scientists reported no adverse effects to the therapy. In the study, researchers used an apparently harmless virus to deliver a gene intended to make photoreceptor cells in the eye responsive to light.
	Photo by:Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Safety study indicates gene therapy for blindness improves vision
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	University of Florida surgical resident Dr. Connie Lee tests “Burn Center,” a new virtual reality disaster training program created by UF experts to model a mass disaster involving patients with burn injuries. The interactive program is designed to teach trauma surgeons and nurses the lifesaving skills needed to treat extreme numbers of casualties suffering from burn and blast injuries. UF collaborated on the federally funded project with the Florida Department of Health, ProMedia and 360 Ed.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Photojournalist News Releases: UF’s burn center tests virtual reality disaster training
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	David W. Mozingo, M.D., a professor of surgery in the UF College of Medicine and director of the Shands Burn Center at UF
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	Dr. Carlos Risco is shown at the University of Florida’s Dairy Research Unit in Hague looking at the total mixed ration fed to cows in accordance with their specific nutritional needs. The ration consists of silage, hay, commodity feed ingredients, vitamins and minerals. To help address a critical shortage of food supply veterinarians at the local, state and national levels, UF’s College of Veterinary Medicine has launched two new programs aimed at tempting more students to pursue careers in the field.
	Photo by: Sarah Carey News Releases: New programs at UF Veterinary College target food vet shortage
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	James P. Thompson, D.V.M., Ph.D., an administrator at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, will soon leave the college he has been a part of for more than 30 years to become dean at the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photojournalist News Releases: UF veterinary college administrator to become dean at Tennessee
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	Linda Bartoshuk, Ph.D., a UF expert on the sense of taste and genetic variations in taste perception
	Photo by: News Releases: Obesity risk linked to history of chronic ear infections
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	Hubert H. Fernandez, M.D., an associate professor of neurology at the University of Florida College of Medicine, co-director of the Movement Disorders Center at the McKnight Brain Institute and director of clinical trials for movement disorders
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photojournalist News Releases: UF movement disorders expert named co-editor of global Web site
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	Kenneth Heilman, Ph.D., a distinguished professor of neurology at the UF College of Medicine
	Photo by: John Pastor News Releases: Neurological groups laud UF researcher
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	Hendrik Luesch, Ph.D., an assistant professor in UF’s department of medicinal chemistry
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photojournalist News Releases: Researchers find cancer-inhibiting compound under the sea
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	Ruth Francis-Floyd, D.V.M., director of the University of Florida Aquatic Animal Health Program
	Photo by: News Releases: Aquatic animal health director honored for teaching efforts
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	After consulting with University of Florida veterinarians, Lance, a dachshund, was fitted with a custom-made cart that supports his paralyzed hind legs, allowing him to walk and run. Lance’s owners say he still loves chasing his Frisbee and ball at the park, where he is always a celebrity.
	Photo by: Claudio Machado News Releases: Paralyzed dog inspires others living active life on wheels
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	After consulting with University of Florida veterinarians, Lance, a dachshund, was fitted with a custom-made cart that supports his paralyzed hind legs, allowing him to walk and run.
	Photo by: Claudio Machado News Releases: Paralyzed dog inspires others living active life on wheels
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	University of Florida scientists have discovered the first mating pheromone in one of science’s most well-studied research subjects, the tiny worm Caenorhabditis elegans. Perhaps even more interesting is what the newly discovered pheromone also directs worms to do – hibernate, says Arthur Edison, Ph.D., a UF associate professor of biochemistry and molecular biology, pictured at right. Fatma Kaplan, Ph.D., a postdoctoral associate, left, and lab manager Ramadan Ajredini also contributed to the research.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel News Releases: Mate or hibernate? That’s the question worm pheromones answer
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	Members of the College of Pharmacy Cyber Café team received an American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy distinguished service award July 22. Pictured, from left, are Mike Brodeur, senior associate dean for finance and administration; Lane Blanchard, coordinator of computer applications; and Peter Mauro, senior engineer for UF Computing and Network Services. Team members not shown are Randell Doty, Pharm. D., a clinical associate professor and associate dean for experiential education, and William H. Riffee, dean of the College of Pharmacy.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel News Releases: UF College of Pharmacy tech team honored with national service award
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	Veterinary radiology technician Donna Graber positions an animal for MRI at UF’s Veterinary Medical Center
	Photo by: Mark Hoffenberg News Releases: New outpatient veterinary imaging service available at UF
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	Michael S. Nussbaum, M.D., F.A.C.S., has been named chair of the department of surgery at the University of Florida College of Medicine-Jacksonville
	Photo by: News Releases: UF’s Jacksonville campus welcomes new surgery chair
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	University of Florida College of Nursing associate professor Joyce Stechmiller, Ph.D., A.R.N.P., has been named a fellow of the American Academy of Nursing.
	Photo by: News Releases: Joyce Stechmiller named fellow of American Academy of Nursing
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	Dr. Natalie Isaza, Merial clinical professor of shelter medicine at the University of Florida, checks on shelter animals being treated through UF's shelter medicine program.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel/UF Health Science Center News and Communications News Releases: UF veterinarians receive grant to expand shelter medicine program
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	Three University of Florida College of Medicine diabetes researchers were honored with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Excellence in Clinical Research Award June 13 in Washington, D.C. From left, Desmond Schatz, M.D., Mark Atkinson, Ph.D., and Michael Haller, M.D.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel/UF Health Science Center News and Communications News Releases: UF diabetes researchers receive national honor
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	Dennis Steindler, executive director of the Evelyn F. and William L. McKnight Brain Institute of the University of Florida
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel/UF Health Science Center News and Communications News Releases: MBI director honored by Italian scientists, leaders
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	University of Florida researchers Jack DiGiovanna, left, and Justin C. Sanchez worked with colleagues to develop and test a brain-machine interface system that adapts to changes in brain patterns over time. The College of Engineering and College of Medicine researchers tested a model of this system in rats trained to move this robotic arm with their minds.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel/UF Health Science Center News and Communications News Releases: Researchers develop neural implant that learns with the brain
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	University of Florida researcher Justin C. Sanchez and colleagues have developed a way for a computerized neural implant to not only decode brain signals and route them to a robotic arm, but also to evolve with the brain as it learns and help a person complete a task more efficiently, like an assistant.
	Photo by: illustration done by Arturo Sinclair News Releases: Researchers develop neural implant that learns with the brain
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	Edward M. Copeland III, M.D., the Edward R. Woodward distinguished professor of surgery at the UF College of Medicine.
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	Kenneth Heilman, distinguished professor of neurology at the UF College of Medicine.
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	University of Florida department of urology officials and CureVac, a German-based biopharmaceutical company, signed a collaboration agreement June 17 to advance research in prostate cancer vaccine therapy at a signing ceremony at the UF Cancer & Genetics Research Complex. From left, Peter Pevonka, senior associate dean for research affairs at the UF College of Medicine, Dr. Thomas Lander, managing director and chief medical officer of CureVac, Dr. Johannes Vieweg, professor and chairman and Wayne and Marti Huizenga eminent scholar of the department of urology at the UF College of Medicine, and Dr. Michael Good, interim dean of the UF College of Medicine.
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	Chi-Wei Lu, Ph.D., an associate neuroscientist at the UF College of Medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel/UF Health Science Center News and Communications News Releases: Stem cell discovery sheds light on placenta development
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	Michael Good, M.D., Interim Dean, College of Medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel/UF Health Science Center News and Communications News Releases: Good named UF interim medical dean
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	Pictured (left to right) are the 2008 UF College of Veterinary Medicine Distinguished Award winners: Dr. Cheryl Chrisman, professor emeritus of small animal neurology, Special Service Award; Dr. Gary Ellison, professor of small animal surgery, Distinguished Service Award; Dr. Rob Boswell, equine practitioner, Distinguished Alumni Award; and Dr. Michael Porter, clinical assistant professor of equine medicine and director of the MEDS program, Young Alumni Award.
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	Maureen Goodenow, Ph.D., university chair for AIDS research in the UF College of Medicine
	Photo by: News Releases: UF scientist awarded grant to identify new ways to thwart HIV and UF researchers track genetic journey of HIV from birth to death
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	Under the watchful eye of a University of Florida undergraduate research assistant, older adults practice playing video games in a pilot study of the effects of the games on seniors’ mental functioning. The new UF research, led by Patricia Belchior, Ph.D., builds on the previous study by increasing participants’ hours of play, moving the games to the home setting, and including more outcome measures, such as the transfer of mental gains to everyday tasks.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel/UF Health Science Center News and Communications News Releases: UF researchers to examine the use of video games to improve seniors’ mental functioning
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	Surgeon Alan Hemming, M.D., chief of transplantation and hepatobiliary surgery at UF’s College of Medicine
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	Jae-Sung Kim, Ph.D., a UF assistant professor of surgery and of pharmacology and therapeutics
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	Philip Scarpace, Ph.D., (center) a professor of pharmacology and therapeutics in the UF College of Medicine. Collaborating with Scarpace on the study were Alexandra Shapiro, Ph.D., Michael Matheny.
	Photo by: Anney Doucette News Releases: Combining exercise with hormone could prevent weight gain
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	Arun Srivastava, Ph.D., the George H. Kitzman professor of genetics and the chief of cellular and molecular therapy in the UF College of Medicine department of pediatrics.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel News Releases: UF researchers develop improved gene therapy agent
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	Arun Srivastava, Ph.D., in his lab.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel News Releases: UF researchers develop improved gene therapy agent
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	Dr. David Freeman with Livello on April 11 prior to the horse's release from UF's Alec P. and Louise H. Courtelis Equine Hospital. Livello spent months at UF and underwent three surgical procedures to address complications from an extracted tooth.
	Photo by: Sarah Carey News Releases: Brazilian olympic team horse recovers after treatment at UF
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	Brian Harfe, Ph.D., an assistant professor of molecular genetics and microbiology at the University of Florida College of Medicine
	Photo by: Anney Doucette News Releases: MicroRNAs appear essential for retinal health
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	Mike Walsh, D.V.M., associate director of UF’s Aquatic Animal Health program
	Photo by: News Releases: UF veterinarian receives federal conservation award for manatee work and Former Sea World vet to help run UF program in aquatic animal health
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	Dr. Joseph V. Simone, an internationally recognized leader in cancer care, research and education, has been named director of the University of Florida Shands Cancer Center and physician-in-chief of cancer services for Shands at UF, effective July 1
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Leading cancer administrator to head UF Shands Cancer Center
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	Lawrence Lottenberg, M.D., an associate professor of surgery and anesthesiology at the University of Florida College of Medicine
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	Mary Brown, Ph.D., a specialist in infectious diseases at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine
	Photo by: News Release: Veterinary professor receives research foundation professorship
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	David Ostrov, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the UF College of Medicine’s department of pathology, immunology and laboratory medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: UF scientists discover compound that could lead to new blood pressure drugs
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	Kayser Enneking, M.D., a professor of anesthesiology and orthopaedics and rehabilitation, has been named chairwoman of the department of anesthesiology
	Photo by: Anney Doucette News Release: College of Medicine appoints anesthesiology chairwoman
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	Vita Golubovskaya, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the UF department of surgery
	Photo by: Anney Doucette News Release: UF researchers identify key target for cancer therapies
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	University of Florida veterinarian Matt Brokken is shown examining images of a horse’s foot acquired with the new MRI.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: New equine lameness service available at UF
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	University of Florida veterinarian Matt Brokken examines a horse's leg outside the Alec P. and Louise H. Courtelis Equine Hospital. Brokken’s new Lameness and Imaging Service will offer a new resource to all horse owners and veterinarians wanting diagnostics, treatment or consultation on lameness cases.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: New equine lameness service available at UF
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	Harry Posin and Olive at a fundraising event in Boca Raton that raised $320,000 for the University of Florida Veterinary Medical Center’s oncology service. Harry and his wife Lisa established a fund entitled “Olive’’s Way” to raise funds for the UF’s veterinary cancer programs.
	Photo by: Studio 3 Photographics News Release: Benefit for UF veterinary oncology program raises $320,000
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	Senior UF veterinary student Ben Stoughton; UF veterinary graduate student Dr. Claire Ryan; trainer Michael Matz; Matz’s son, Alex; Mary Milu, vice president of human resources, Gulfstream Park; senior UF veterinary student Weston Davis and Dr. Mary Scollay-Ward.
	Photo by: Adam Coglianese News Release: Gulfstream racetrack awards scholarships to UF veterinary students
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	Eric Storch, Ph.D, a UF assistant professor of psychiatry and pediatrics
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Social form of bullying linked to depression, anxiety in adults
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	University of Florida veterinary pathologist Barbara Sheppard inspects a group of ornamental reef clams in her laboratory March 21. Sheppard recently discovered a reportable foreign disease in a similar colony of clams that were part of a student research project.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Imported aquacultured reef clams found to have foreign disease
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	William Cance, M.D., chairman of the University of Florida department of surgery
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: UF surgeon elected president of society of surgical oncologists
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	Nephrologist Richard J. Johnson, M.D., a leading hypertension researcher and clinician
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Book: Fructose ‘missing link’ in obesity epidemic
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	University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine small animal surgery resident Stanley Kim
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	Elizabeth Beierle, M.D., a UF associate professor of pediatric surgery
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: UF researchers warn parents about dangers of childhood foot burns
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	Richard Bucciarelli, M.D., has been appointed chairman of the University of Florida College of Medicine’s department of pediatrics and has been named the Nemours eminent scholar chair in pediatrics.
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	Dr. Paul Davenport and his graduate student, Sarah Pei-Ying Chan, apply a respiratory load to a subject. The subject is not seen because they are in an adjacent room. Davenport’s recent nicotine studies also examine the relationship between brain activity and respiration. Brain activity is recorded in smokers after nicotine withdrawal, then after giving the smoker nicotine gum. His group has found a change in brainactivity directly related to absence or presence of nicotine.
	Photo by: Ray Carson News Release: Veterinary researchers: Nicotine reduces stress, respiratory awareness
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	After serving as interim chairman of the University of Florida department of emergency medicine since August, Joseph Adrian Tyndall, M.D., has been named the new chairman of emergency medicine in Gainesville, UF College of Medicine officials have announced.
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	University of Florida veterinary ophthalmologist Dennis Brooks, D.V.M., Ph.D.
	Photo by: News Release: UF veterinary ophthalmologist lectures to British equine group
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	Teresa and Dr. Mike McNulty
	Photo by: News Release: UF veterinary college receives nearly $6 million in family estate gifts
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	The late Harriet and the late Robin Weeks.
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	Bryan Weber, Ph.D., A.R.N.P., an assistant professor in the UF College of Nursing
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	Architect's rendering of what UF's new small animal hospital will look like.
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	Tonya D. Bonilla, a doctoral student in the UF College of Veterinary Medicine’s department of infectious diseases and pathology
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	William S. Dalton, president/CEO and director of Tampa-based Moffitt Cancer Center (left, seated); UF President J. Bernard Machen and Shands HealthCare CEO Tim Goldfarb sign documents sealing a new cooperative agreement between their organizations. Watching the process are, from left, UF College of Medicine Dean Bruce Kone; H. Lee Moffitt, a former state senator and founder of Moffitt Cancer Center; and former U.S. Sen. Connie Mack, chair of the Moffitt Board of Directors.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Moffitt Cancer Center, Shands, UF to partner to improve cancer care
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	UF College of Medicine Dean Bruce Kone discusses a new partnership between the University of Florida, Moffitt Cancer Center and Shands HealthCare to develop world-class programs in cancer care, research and prevention. Seated are, from left, UF President J. Bernard Machen; William S. Dalton, president/CEO and director of Tampa-based Moffitt Cancer Center; Shands HealthCare CEO Tim Goldfarb; former U.S. Sen. Connie Mack; and H. Lee Moffitt, a former state senator and founder of Moffitt Cancer Center.
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	Scott Tomar, D.M.D., Dr.P.H., department chairman and a professor of community dentistry and behavioral science at UF's College of Dentistry
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	Li-Jun Yang, M.D., an associate professor of pathology, immunology and laboratory medicine at UF's College of Medicine
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	Shalesh Kaushal, M.D., Ph.D., an assistant professor of ophthalmology and director of the vitreoretinal service in the UF department of ophthalmology
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	Eleanor Myers Green, D.V.M., chairwoman of the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine's department of large animal clinical sciences
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	Gloria McWhirter, M.S.N., R.N., a clinical assistant professor of nursing, was recently elected to the National Black Nurses Association board of directors.
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	Junior veterinary student Steve Tutelo is shown with Sirus and Sirus' owner, Marc Mandeville, of Knoxville, Tenn., on Oct. 25 during a visit to the University of Florida’s Veterinary Medical Center. The following day, Sirus received stereotactic radiosurgery at the McKnight Brain Institute.
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	The team arrived at the McKnight Brain Institute on the morning of Oct. 26 for Sirus’ procedure. Pictured left to right with Sirus are neurology resident Dr. Rossi House, anesthesia technician Maria Ransone, small animal medicine/surgery intern Dr. Katie Belz, offshore veterinary student Phil Shaw, junior veterinary student Steve Tutela and offshore veterinary student Zach Snable.
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	Veterinary intern Katie Belz comforts Sirus prior to the stereotactic radiosurgery procedure.
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	Dennis A. Steindler, Ph.D., executive director of UF’s McKnight Brain Institute, a professor of neuroscience at the UF College of Medicine
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	Alastair Coomer, B.V.Sc., a second-year resident in small animal surgery at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine
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	Behind veterinary student Allison Montague (seated) are, left to right: Tiffany Holcomb, Katie Horne and Heather Baginski. All are members of the UF College of Veterinary Medicine's class of 2008.
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	Nathan W. Perry, Ph.D., who served as chairman of the department of clinical and health psychology at the UF College of Public Health and Health Professions for more than 20 years, died Dec. 1 in Tallahassee. He was 75.
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	Stephen R. Grobmyer, M.D., an assistant professor of surgical oncology and endocrine surgery in the UF College of Medicine’s department of surgery
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	Almut Winterstein, Ph.D., an assistant professor of pharmacy health care administration at the University of Florida’s College of Pharmacy
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	Firas Kobeissy, Ph.D., a postdoctoral associate in the College of Medicine department of psychiatry
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	J. Robert Cade, M.D., the legendary University of Florida scientist who led the research team that created Gatorade in the 1960s, died Tuesday in Gainesville, Fla. He was 80.
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	Iske Larkin, Ph.D., an assistant scientist with the University of Florida’s Aquatic Animal Health program, will chair the Manatee Rehabilitation Partnership.
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	Alfred Merritt, D.V.M., the former Appleton Professor of Equine Studies and retired director of the Island Whirl Equine Colic Research Laboratory at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine
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	University of Florida College of Nursing administrator Andrea Gregg
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	Robert Weech-Maldonado, Ph.D., an associate professor in the department of health services research, management and policy at the UF College of Public Health and Health Professions
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	Carl J. Pepine, M.D., chief of cardiovascular medicine at UF’s College of Medicine
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	Mote senior biologist John Tyminski tags a bull shark while Mote intern Lisa Arneson, left, and principal investigator Dr. Jim Gelsleichter, right, hold the animal.  Mote interns Christelle Abadia, rear left, and Kristina Knight, rear right, record data and observe the tagging process. All interns are supported by Mote's National Science Foundation-funded Research Experiences for Undergraduates Program.
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	Michael Clare-Salzler, M.D., a professor and the Stetson chair in experimental pathology at the University of Florida College of Medicine
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	Thomas W. Vickroy, Ph.D., a pharmacology professor and longtime University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine
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	University of Florida veterinary graduate student Shasta McClenahan
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	University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine graduate student Pablo Pinedo
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	University of Florida clinical anaplastologist Robert Mann places the finishing touches on a wax model that will be used to cast a silicone prosthetic ear for Jorden Flowers, 5-year-old son of Olympic bobsled champion Vonetta Flowers. The prosthetic ears, which are attached using magnets that clip to metal posts implanted in Jorden’s head by surgeon J. Scott Hill, of Children’s Hospital of Alabama, also secure the processor that sends sound to Jorden’s auditory brain stem implant.
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	Jorden Flowers, 5-year-old son of Olympic bobsled champion Vonetta Flowers, smiles up at his mom, as dad Johnny Flowers and UF clinical anaplastologist Robert Mann look on during Jorden’s follow-up visit to the University of Florida Wednesday (Sept. 5). Jorden’s ears were fashioned in Mann’s laboratory from casts of Jorden’s twin brother’s ears, and are attached using magnets that clip to metal posts implanted in his head by surgeon J. Scott Hill, of Children’s Hospital of Alabama.
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	University of Florida clinical anaplastologist Robert Mann touches up the color of 5-year-old Jorden Flowers’ prosthetic ears during a follow-up visit Wednesday (Sept. 5). The ears were fashioned in Mann’s laboratory from wax casts of Jorden’s twin brother’s ears, and are attached using magnets that clip to metal posts implanted in his head by surgeon J. Scott Hill, of Children’s Hospital of Alabama.
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	Mildred Maldonado-Molina, Ph.D., a UF assistant professor of epidemiology and health policy research.
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	Mark Atkinson, Ph.D., the American Diabetes Association Eminent Scholar for diabetes research at UF’s College of Medicine and nPOD’s director .
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	(l-r) front: Shands Jacksonville pharmacists Thanh Hogan and Sharon A. Basile, UF clinical professor of pharmacy David M. Angaran and UF College of Pharmacy Dean William Riffee receive the Crystal APPLE award at the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy national meeting July 17 in Orlando.
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	Stephanie Wohlgemuth, Ph.D., a lecturer in UF’s department of aging and geriatrics
	Photo by: Ann Griswold, Medical Writer News Release: UF scientists reveal how dietary restriction cleans cells
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	Julie A. Johnson, professor of medicine at UF’s colleges of Pharmacy and Medicine and director of the UF Center for Pharmacogenomics
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	Study of the activation of genes during the development of spotted catsharks may cast new light for scientists seeking ways to cure human birth defects, which affect about 150,000 infants annually in the United States.
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	UF researchers GuangJun Zhang (left) and Martin Cohn studied the spotted catshark to isolate and track the activity of Hox genes, a group of genes that control how and where body parts develop in all animals, including people. They discovered a phase of gene expression in sharks that was thought until recently to occur only when digits began to form in limbed animals.
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	Martin Cohn, Ph.D., an associate professor with the UF departments of zoology and anatomy and cell biology and a member of the UF Genetics Institute.
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	University of Florida College of Nursing assistant professor Jeanne Marie Stacciarini, Ph.D., R.N.,
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	Anthony Barbet, Ph.D., an infectious disease specialist at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine
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	David Janicke, Ph.D., a UF assistant professor of clinical and health psychology in the College of Public Health and Health Professions
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	Richard Snyder, Ph.D., an assistant professor of microbiology and molecular genetics at UF and director of UF’s Center of Excellence for Regenerative Health Biotechnology.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: UF, French scientists seek test to detect gene doping in athletes
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	Philippe Moullier, M.D., Ph.D., an adjunct professor of microbiology and molecular genetics at UF and director of the Gene Therapy Laboratory at the Universite de Nantes in France
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	Thomas Yang, Ph.D., director of UF's Center for Mammalian Genetics and a professor of biochemistry and molecular biology in the College of Medicine
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	Mavis Agbandje-McKenna, Ph.D., director of the Center for Structural Biology and an associate professor of biochemistry and molecular biology.
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	John Wingard, M.D., director of UF's blood and marrow transplant program and deputy director of the UF Shands Cancer Center
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	Justin Sanchez, Ph.D., director of the UF Neuroprosthetics Research Group and an assistant professor of pediatric neurology, neuroscience and biomedical engineering
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	Dr. Wayne K. Goodman, a leading authority on obsessive-compulsive disorder and chairman of psychiatry at UF
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	Rhonda Cooper-DeHoff, Pharm.D., a research assistant professor and associate director of the clinical research program in cardiovascular medicine at UF's College of Medicine
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	Steve Goodison, Ph.D., an associate professor of surgery at the UF College of Medicine-Jacksonville
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	Barrett Ross, 9, receives an infusion of stem cells removed from his umbilical cord blood at the University of Florida Clinical Research Center. Barrett is one of 12 children with diabetes who are participating in a nationwide study to determine if cells from their own cord blood could help slow or even stop the progression of diabetes. UF pediatric endocrinologist Michael Haller (right), the study’s lead investigator, monitors each child for two years after the infusion.
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	Michael G. Perri, Ph.D., has been named interim dean of the University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions, effective June 18.
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	Chris Cogle, M.D., an assistant professor of medicine at the UF’s College of Medicine Program in Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine, and UF Shands Cancer Center
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	Karl-Johan Soderholm, L.D.S., Odont. Dr., a professor of materials science, UF College of Dentistry
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	Henry A. Gremillion, D.D.S., a professor of orthodontics and director of the Parker E. Mahan Facial Pain Center, UF College of Dentistry
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	D. Lawrence Brock, D.M.D., an assistant clinical professor of periodontology at the University of Florida College of Dentistry
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	Richard Johnson, MD., the J. Robert Cade professor of nephrology in the UF College of Medicine
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	Scott Teitelbaum, M.D., medical director of the Florida Recovery Center at UF
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	Jane Gannon, M.S.N., C.N.M., a clinical assistant professor on the UF Health Science Center's Jacksonville campus
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	Fred Southwick, M.D.,division chief of infectious diseases at the UF College of Medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Anthrax paralyzes immune cells with lethal toxin, UF research shows
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	Satya Kalra, Ph.D., a UF professor of neuroscience
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	Rowan Milner, chief of the University of Florida Veterinary Medical Center’s oncology service, inspects a cancerous lesion in the mouth of a golden retriever participating in a melanoma vaccine trial
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	Michelle M. Bishop, Ph.D., a research assistant professor in the department of medicine's division of hematology/oncology at UF's College of Medicine
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	Harold Kroto, a professor of chemistry and biochemistry at Florida State University and a fellow of the Royal Society
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	Alexander C. Wagenaar, Ph.D., a professor of epidemiology in UF’s College of Medicine
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	Leslie Hendeles, Pharm.D., a University of Florida professor of pharmacy and pediatrics, explains the differences between one of the new hydrofluoroalkane albuterol inhalers (left) and a generic chlorofluorocarbon albuterol inhaler (right), which will be withdrawn from the U.S. market after 2008 because of rising global concerns about CFC’s ozone-depleting effects.
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	Dr. Bruce C. Kone, 49, chairman of the department of internal medicine at the University of Texas Medical School in Houston is appointed dean of the University of Florida College of Medicine.
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	Cynthia Figueroa-Haas, a clinical assistant professor at UF’s College of Nursing
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	Gregory Schultz, Ph.D., director of the UF Wound Research Institute in the College of Medicine
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	Dr. Ellen Wiedner listens to the heart and lungs of a goat named Smiley.
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	Gerold Schiebler, M.D., (left), a distinguished professor emeritus of pediatrics, presents UF College of Medicine Dean C. Craig Tisher with a leadership award on behalf of the Florida Society of Addiction Medicine on Friday, March 2 at UF’s McKnight Brain Institute. Tisher was recognized for promoting addiction medicine, education, prevention, treatment and research in Florida . Tisher said, “On behalf of all the staff and faculty of this great college who are committed to the programs associated with addiction, whether it’s on the front lines dealing with addiction in all types of patients or in the laboratory developing translational research — for all of these people I accept this award.” In addition, Tisher accepted a personal award from Schiebler and his wife Audrey for his efforts to restore Wilmot Gardens , a four-acre green space on the HSC campus bordered by Mowry Road and Gale Lemerand Drive .
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	Pictured (left to right) are University of Florida nephrologist Dr. Mark Segal, UF molecular physiologist Mohan Raizada and Dr. Carl Pepine, chief of cardiovascular medicine at UF’s College of Medicine, during a meeting to discuss UF’s role in a new national network designed to study stem cell treatments in patients with cardiovascular disease. As part of a five-member federally funded consortium known as the Cardiovascular Cell Therapy Research Network, UF scientists will seek to identify and test new cell therapies to improve the structure and function of the heart and its blood vessels.
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	Leonid Moroz, a professor of neuroscience and zoology at the University of Florida Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience, has found that gene sequences in a simple marine snail called “Aplysia” have a lot to say about the human brain and neurological disease.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: How many genes does it take to learn? Lessons from sea slugs
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	Michael Marsiske, Ph.D., an associate professor of clinical and health psychology at the University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions.
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	James Thompson, D.V.M., Ph.D., executive associate dean of the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine.
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	Ramon Bautista, M.D., an assistant professor of neurology at the UF College of Medicine-Jacksonville.
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	Eric Storch, Ph.D, a UF assistant professor of psychiatry and pediatrics
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Rockin' around the Wii: Video games fun but pose social, health risks
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	Hope Jankunas, a University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine junior, sits with PAWS program client Richard Martin and his dog, Rip, Nov. 17 outside UF’s Veterinary Medical Center. Martin brought Rip to the VMC to receive a rabies shot.
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	Richard A. Sams, Ph.D., has been named director of the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Racing Laboratory
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	With the assistance of Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (third from right) University of Florida Vice President for Research Win Phillips prepares to cut the ribbon commemorating the new, 280,000-square-foot Cancer & Genetics Research Complex on the Health Science Center campus on Wednesday, Nov. 15. Featured speakers at the event were (from left) UF Genetics Institute Director Ken Berns, UF Shands Cancer Center Director W. Stratford May, Interdisciplinary Center for Biotechnology Research Director Robert Ferl, Bush, Phillips and Senior Vice President for Health Affairs Douglas Barrett.
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	Andre Shih, an assistant professor of anesthesiology in the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine
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	Pictured with Lulu, a 4-month-old miniature Jersey cow, just before her release Oct. 11 from UF’s Veterinary Medical Center are her owners Tracy Petres and Peter Petres, visiting veterinary student Bil Crumley from Colorado State University and UF veterinary ophthalmology resident Sarah Blackwood, D.V.M. Lulu had successful surgery at UF’s VMC to remove cataracts in both eyes Oct. 10 and continues to recuperate well at home in Sarasota.
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	Maureen Long, D.V.M., an associate professor of equine medicine and infectious disease specialist at the University of Florida’s Veterinary Medical Center, monitors a horseand foal for the possible presence of disease in 2005.
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	Tamara D. Warner, Ph.D., a postdoctoral associate in the UF College of Medicine
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	Jan Shearer, D.V.M., a University of Florida professor, holds appointments in the College of Veterinary Medicine’s department of large animal clinical sciences and the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences’ department of dairy science
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	Melissa Bourgeois, a senior at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine
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	Left to right are Warren Wiltshire Jr. of Wiltshire, Whitley, Richardson, et al. of Fort Myers, representing Robin Weeks’ Estate; Dr. Jim Thompson, Dr. Mike McNulty and University of Florida President Bernie Machen.
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	University of Florida College of Nursing leader Ann Horgas, Ph.D., R.N.
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	Christoph Seubert, UF assistant professor of anesthesiology
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	Bruce Goldberger, Ph.D., a professor and director of UF's William R. Maples Center for Forensic Medicine.
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	David Ostrov, Ph.D., an assistant professor of pathology, immunology and laboratory medicine at UF's College of Medicine who is affiliated with the UF Shands Cancer Center
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Tiny Tampa Bay fish key to evolution of immune system
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	Raymund Woo, M.D., associate professor of orthopaedic surgery and chief of pediatric orthopaedics at UF’s College of Medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Boy undergoes rare surgery to correct life-threatening disease
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	Veptr 1:This illustration shows what vertical expanding prosthetic titanium ribs look like after they have been placed on a child's rib cage.
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	Veptr rib cage: Most children with congenital scoliosis receive two vertical titanium ribs. The metal ribs, shown here on a skeleton model, are adjusted every six months so the rib cage can continue to expand.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Boy undergoes rare surgery to correct life-threatening disease
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	Mavis Agbandje-McKenna, a structural biologist at the University of Florida’s McKnight Brain Institute, studies how viruses infect cells. She has found that b y changing which carbohydrates they attach to, viruses are able to infect cells more efficiently — a finding that may prove valuable to scientists seeking ways to fight cancer or brain diseases.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: The sweet science: Viruses switch grip to gain upper hand
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	Lindsay A. Thompson, M.D., M.S., UF assistant professor of pediatrics
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Vaccine combination leads to fevers, more ER visits for babies
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	Daniel J. Driscoll, M.D., Ph.D., a UF professor of molecular genetics and microbiology in the College of Medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Study shows link between morbid obesity, low IQ in toddlers
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	Curtis G. Tribble, M.D., named vice chairman of the department of surgery and chief of its division of cardiothoracic surgery.
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	College of Nursing Dean Kathleen Ann Long
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	Attending the University of Florida College of Pharmacy August commencement are (left to right) WPPD clinical faculty members Nancy Kazarian, Pharm.D., and Linda Rolston, Pharm.D., who also were among the first graduates of the program in 1997; 1000th graduate Teresa Watkins, Pharm.D., (class of 2006); and Sven Normann, Pharm.D., associate dean of distance education.
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	Judy Campbell, M.S.N., A.R.N.P., a doctoral student from the University of Florida College of Nursing
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	Amara Estrada, D.V.M., an assistant professor of veterinary cardiology at UF's VMC
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	From left to right are Karen Padgett, Hill’s Pet Nutrition Inc. chief of veterinary business channels, veterinary student Sarah Judd and Hein Meyer, Hill’s director of academic affairs.
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	Johannes W. Vieweg, M.D., has been named the founding chair of the College of Medicine's new department of urology
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	Glen F. Hoffsis, D.V.M., named dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Florida
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	Anne-Marie Slinger, M.D., a UF assistant professor of pediatrics in the College of Medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Back to school means getting back to sleep
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	Carrie Haskell-Luevano, Ph.D., a UF associate professor of medicinal chemistry
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Study pinpoints how genetic glitch could keep some people from feeling full
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	Barry J. Byrne, M.D., Ph.D., director of the Powell Gene Therapy Center
	Photo by: April Birdwell-Frawley News Release: UF scientists test improved gene therapy method for hereditary heart conditions
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	Rodney Edwards, M.D., a UF assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology in the College of Medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: New test could keep babies from contracting deadly infections
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	Sharks are often portrayed with their dorsal fins knifing through the water. University of Florida researchers writing in the journal Nature have found the genetic programming used to build these fins is still at work in the human body.
	Photo by: George Ryschkewitsch/University of Florida News Release: UF scientists discover evolutionary origin of fins, limbs
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	This electron micrograph shows a shark embryonic fin bud. University of Florida researchers found the genetic instructions to develop fins, as well as human limbs, were perfected more than half a billion years ago in the dorsal and anal fins of early fishes.
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	Dr. Cinzia Maraldi, lecturer in the College of Medicine’s department of aging and geriatric research
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Health benefits of moderate drinking extend to elderly
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	UF pharmacists Leslie Hendeles, Pharm.D
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: UF researchers question effectiveness of decongestant
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	James Gillooly, Ph.D., an assistant professor in UF's department of zoology
	Photo by: Jane Dominguez News Release: Large dinosaurs were extremely hot in their day, UF study finds
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	Michael Ray greets his dog Eagle at the University of Florida's Veterinary Medical Center. Eagle was released on June 21 after receiving surgery the previous day to correct medial shoulder instability.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Service dog speeds toward recovery after surgery at UF's Veterinary Medical Center
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	Jennifer Fick, DVM, changes the bandage on Eagle Ray's left shoulder with the assistance of veterinary technician Stephanie Holloway, in preparation for his release. Surgery to correct Eagle's medial shoulder instability was performed on June 20 at UF's Veterinary Medical Center.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Service dog speeds toward recovery after surgery at UF's Veterinary Medical Center
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	Jay Schauben, Pharm. D., director of the Florida Poison Information Center-Jacksonville and a UF clinic professor of emergency medicine and pharmacy.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Hurricanes' latent hazards tracked by poison centers
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	Neuroscientist Sue Semple-Rowland of the University of Florida’s McKnight Brain Institute poses with a type of Rhode Island Red chicken born blind. Rowland has developed a gene therapy that enables these animals to hatch with their sight intact, which proves in principle that a similar treatment can be developed for an incurable form of blindness in children.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: UF scientists restore sight to chickens with blinding disease
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	Dr. Victor Lechtenberg from Purdue University (left), vice chair of the ADEC board of directors, presents the 2006 ADEC Award of Excellence to Drs. Ian Tebbett and William Riffee (right) from the UF Distance Education program.
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	Marco Pahor, M.D., director of University of Florida’s Institute on Aging
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	Eric Storch, a UF assistant professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at UF's College of Medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Kids with OCD bullied more than others, study shows
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	Jamie B. Conti, M.D., a cardiac electrophysiologist and an associate professor of medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Conti elected to the Association of University Cardiologists
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	University of Florida nurse researcher Joyce Stechmiller, Ph.D., A.R.N.P.
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	Dr. Zhongjie Sun, a UF assistant professor of medicine, physiology and functional genomics
	Photo by: Mike Garrison News Release: Researchers use new technique to treat high blood pressure, kidney
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	Dr. Charles Rosser, assistant professor of urology at the University of Florida ­– Jacksonville
	Photo by: Nelson Keefer News Release: Inner-city black men face higher risk of prostate cancer
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	Dr. Veena Antony, a UF professor of pulmonary medicine and division chief of pulmonary and critical care medicine for the College of Medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Researchers seek answers to combat TB epidemic
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	University of Florida researchers Li Liu, Bradley Fletcher and Cathryn Mah have devised a novel technique to perform gene therapy for hemophilia. The researchers have successfully treated neonatal mice using the technique, according to findings published in the journal Molecular Therapy.
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	Lampreys, a slender fish with a mouth full of horny, tooth-like structures that flares open at the end of its body, has long been thought to have taken a different evolutionary road than almost all other backboned animals. University of Florida Genetics Institute scientists have found these animals may not be so different after all, especially in terms of the genetics that govern their skeletal development.
	Photo by: Great Lakes Fishery Commission News Release: UF scientists reveal ancient origin of vertebrate skeleton
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	Adam Whitehead shows off a completed hoof belonging to Mercury, a 5-year-old gelding with club feet. This photo was taken after the third shoeing by Whitehead following surgery performed by UF large animal surgeons to help treat Mercury's condition.
	Photo by: Photo by Sarah Carey News Release: Farrier service at UF's College of Veterinary Medicine is up and running
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	Dr. Brent Leytem with Sebastian and the family cat after Sebastian’s surgery at the University of Florida Veterinary Medical Center to repair a spontaneously leaking lung.
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	Jeffrey Goldhagen, M.D., M.P.H., associate professor of community pediatrics at the UF College of Medicine - Jacksonville
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	Barry Byrne M.D., Ph.D., professor and associate chairman of pediatrics, says goodbye to his patient, Yankee.
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Human, animal doctors report success in dog's open heart surgery
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	Dr. Nikki Hackendahl (right), a small animal medicine resident, and Dr. Amara Estrada (left), a veterinary cardiologist, are shown with Yankee, outside the University of Florida Veterinary Medical Center. Yankee, a yellow Labrador retriever, was released home with her owners Feb. 3, 2006 after surgeon Dr. Mark Bleiweis, who as director of UF’s Congenital Heart Center typically treats human patients, performed open heart surgery Jan. 27 to remove a bamboo barbecue skewer that had pierced her heart.
	Photo by: Sarah Carey News Release: Human, animal doctors report success in dog's open heart surgery
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	A Thoroughbred filly named Squirt born “knock-kneed” — with deformed joints Squirt before surgery.
	Photo by: Giovanna Holbrook, Squirt's owner News Release: Thoroughbred filly has new lease on life thanks to rescuers and UF large animal surgeons
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	Squirt enjoys being turned out to pasture after her many surgeries at the University of Florida Veterinary Medical Center to correct limb deformities.
	Photo by: Giovanna Holbrook, Squirt's owner News Release: Thoroughbred filly has new lease on life thanks to rescuers and UF large animal surgeons
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	Nancy Mendenhall, M.D., associate chairwoman of the radiation oncology department in Jacksonville
	Photo by: University of Florida Biomedical Media Services News Release: Leading oncologist takes on new role at proton facility
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	William G. Cance, M.D., a researcher at the University of Florida Shands Cancer Center and chairman of the department of surgery at UF’s College of Medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Molecular force field helps cancer cells defend against attack
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	Dr. David Kays, a pediatric surgeon at the University of Florida College of Medicine, reflects on providing emergency medical care to Dalton Sumner, age 11, in the aftermath of a tragic crash that killed seven in Lake Butler, Fla. Wednesday. With Dalton are his parents, James and Corina Vaughn.
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	Dalton Sumner addresses the news media. Dalton was to be released Thursday (1/26) from Shands at UF hospital in Gainesville. He was one of five patients transported to Shands after the crash.
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	Mark S. Segal, Ph.D., an assistant professor of nephrology, hypertension and transplantation at UF’s College of Medicine
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Diabetes complications rooted in faulty cell repair
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	Jennifer Miller, M.D., a UF assistant professor of pediatrics
	Photo by: Sarah Kiewel, Staff Photographer News Release: Growth hormone, obesity can trigger sleep apnea in some kids
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	Steven B. Morse, M.D., M.P.H., a UF assistant professor of pediatrics
	Photo by: April Birdwell News Release: Black baby girls more likely to live when born very premature
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	Kenneth Drury, Ph.D., director of the UF IVF and Andrology Laboratory and a clinical professor in the College of Medicine and Larissa Kovalinskaia, M.S., a UF research associate
	Photo by: April Birdwell News Release: Genetic testing still smart choice, despite uncertainties
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	Arijana Pozder and Ana Milos
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	David Loring, Ph.D., a neurology professor in the College of Medicine
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	Leonid Moroz, Ph.D., an associate professor of neuroscience and zoology at UF’s Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience
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	Hendrik Luesch, Ph.D., an assistant professor and medicinal chemist in the College of Pharmacy
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	Doctoral student Amanda Floetke Elliott, part of the College of Nursing accelerated B.S.N. to Ph.D. program
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	Jennifer Stelling, a senior B.S.N. student, College of Nursing
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	Shawn Kneipp, Ph.D., A.R.N.P., University of Florida College of Nursing associate professor
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	Yiwei Tang, M.D., an assistant professor of pediatrics
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	Edward M. Copeland, M.D., the Edward R. Woodward distinguished professor of surgery at the University of Florida College of Medicine
	Photo by: Mickey Cuthbertson News Release: Surgery professor named president-elect of prestigious group
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	Michael Perri, Ph.D., associate dean and a professor of clinical and health psychology in UF’s College of Public Health and Health Professions
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	Stanley L. Liauw, M.D., a resident in radiation oncology.
	Photo by: Mickey Cuthbertson News Release: CT scan can spare some head and neck cancer patients surgery
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	Gerry Shaw, Ph.D., a professor of neuroscience in the College of Medicine
	Photo by: Mickey Cuthbertson News Release: Biomarker test may give early warning of brain woes
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	Margaret James, Ph.D., an environmental toxicologist at UF
	Photo by: Mickey Cuthbertson News Release: Polar bears hold key to understanding health risk of environmental pollutants
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	Gregory Schultz, Ph.D., director of UF’s Institute for Wound Research
	Photo by: Mickey Cuthbertson News Release: Researchers kill resistant bugs one bandage at a time
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	Frederick Southwick, M.D., division chief of infectious diseases at the UF College of Medicine Release: Anthrax stops body from fighting back, study shows
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	William Hauswirth, Ph.D., the Rybaczki-Bullard professor of ophthalmic molecular genetics
	Photo by: Lisa Baltozer News Release: Gene therapy works in mice to prevent blindness that strikes boys
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	Ray Moseley, Ph.D, a University of Florida bioethicist
	Photo by: Lisa Baltozer News Release: For advance directives, a picture's worth a thousand words
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