Researchers develop new drug for aggressive leukemias
UF researchers have created a drug that effectively kills aggressive leukemia cells by targeting two proteins that promote the cancer’s growth.
UF researchers have created a drug that effectively kills aggressive leukemia cells by targeting two proteins that promote the cancer’s growth.
The clinical associate professor teaches two virtual courses on precision medicine and oncology.
Dr. Seligson's appointment became official on July 1.
Dr. Larisa Cavallari joined News4JAX TV to discuss a new clinical trial focused on chronic acid reflux.
The study involving UF College of Pharmacy researchers will be the first to examine whether genotype-guided dosing of proton pump inhibitor medications can improve treatment outcomes for erosive esophagitis.
Norris co-directs the Clinical Pharmacogenomics and Precision Medicine Online Graduate Program.
A new hub at the UF College of Pharmacy will centralize the college’s diverse AI efforts.
A group of UF Health researchers wrote a commentary for the Journal of the American Heart Association, published May 6.
American Heart Association fellowships are awarded to physicians, scientists and other health care professionals whose scientific and professional accomplishments contribute to the organization’s mission and improve human health.
The blog series highlights how an interdisciplinary research collaboration involving Dr. Jatinder Lamba's lab led to the identification of a rare genomic phenomenon underlying CD33-negative AML.