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On March 15, 2024, medical students across the country discovered where they would spend their residency.

Representation Matters: The Importance of Minority Visibility in Health Care

Two 萝莉社 Jacksonville doctors share their unique experience working together as brother and sister and the impact culture has on health care.

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萝莉社 Jacksonville gave Harvey his life back after a terrifying, life-threatening accident.

African American History Month Spotlight: Chardae' Whitner, PharmD

In February, we pause to celebrate African American History month. This is a time to recognize the significant contributions of African Americans in our鈥�

萝莉社 COMJ faculty work to create positive outcomes for those with visual impairment and blindness.

A vision for enhanced patient care in Jacksonville is now a reality, thanks to an award of nearly $1.1 million to the 萝莉社 College of Medicine 鈥� Jacksonville for鈥�

James Cain, MD, MBA, FASA, FAAP, is more than a physician. He is a husband, father of three, anesthesiologist, intensivist, mentor, educator, researcher and a鈥�

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A whole new world under the microscope

The world of medicine looks significantly different under a microscope. That鈥檚 the resolve of Tasnuva Rashid, MD, PhD, MPH, a PGY-2 resident at the University鈥�

Phyllis Sohn Endowed Chair advances neurology research on Jacksonville campus

Ramon Bautista, MD, MBA, professor and chair of the department of neurology at the University of Florida College of Medicine 鈥� Jacksonville, has been named the鈥�

Shahla Masood, MD: A journey in medicine and the pursuit of freedom

Freedom, family and fortitude. Those few words describe Shahla Masood, MD, professor and chair of the department of pathology and laboratory medicine at the鈥�