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Coronavirus Consultant: UF Expert John Lednicky

John Lednicky's past decades of inquiry into coronaviruses have positioned him as one of UF’s go-to experts on the coronavirus.
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Fitness trackers may have little effect on users’ cholesterol, blood pressure levels

Do fitness trackers and mobile health apps have an impact on health outcomes? UF research suggests they may not.
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Hungry parents may feed their kids more, UF study finds

The study was designed to determine what factors might impact how much food parents are serving their young children
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Children who spend an extra week in the womb have higher school test scores, risk disability

Researchers have found spending a week longer in the womb may give babies a tiny leg up on cognitive ability
The MySurgeryRisk mobile app gives doctors detailed information on each complication (left) and risk predictions from the algorithm along with major factors leading to the prediction (right).

Artificial intelligence platform predicts surgical complications — Doug Bennett

Complications after surgery can pose many challenges for both physicians and patients. Now, University of Florida researchers have confirmed their...
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NIH grants aim to understand molecular changes during physical activity

How exercise impacts the body’s “molecular map” of proteins, peptides other molecules is not well-understood
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UF Health joins research network developing a data repository on infectious diseases

NIH originally launched the Models of Infectious Disease Agent Study to help protect the nation from the threat of infectious diseases
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UF researchers develop first-ever protocol for treating rare infection in dogs

While participating in a summer research project in Thailand in 2018, a University of Florida graduate student discovered a rarely...
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Coronavirus deaths in the US could reach peak in three weeks, UF epidemiologist says

Longini's suggestion that US deaths could peak in less than a month will have two possible impacts.
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First Ebola vaccine moves closer to licensing, with help of UF researchers

The European Medicines Agency, or EMA, has announced its conditional marketing authorization of a vaccine used to prevent the spread of...

The first COVID-19 vaccine might not be the most effective: Professor of Epidemiology Cindy Prins

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Engineering Better Health

UF scientists are applying engineering principles to medical problems
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