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Thanks to a partnership between Drs. Milner & Sayour, a dog/human glioblastoma trial is advancing to a human trial for children with brain cancer.

Led by Dr. Jim Wellehan, a new study marks the first time researchers have been able to confirm human herpesvirus in lemurs via a molecular analysis.

Research news: healthy gut microbes in 6-week-old infants were linked to a lower risk of malaria during babies’ first year of life.

IFAS & CVM will focus on pest control strategies, reducing disease risks and helping cattle producers limit economic losses in pest-prone regions like Florida.

UF ophthalmologist Dr. Caryn Plummer teamed up with Disney's Dr. Betsy on Kendi's complex cataract surgery.

New UF project aims to keep food supplies safe in the event of a New World screwworm outbreak.

UFVH at WEC will expand small animal clinical services to include 24/7 emergency care, starting June 15; UF PETS will close.

“The best defense is a good offense,” said Dr. Rhoel Dinglasan. “We know that surveillance systems work. We need to do it abroad before it comes home.”

Shadow was diagnosed with a chronic injury to the lateral collateral ligament of the fetlock joint, causing severe instability and varus bowing.

Dr. Nimra Khalid, studying microbial virulence, antibiotic alternatives in Dr. Aria Eshraghi's lab, took 1st place in EPI's Research Day graduate poster comp.