GAINESVILLE — Missy, a cat who only weeks ago was dying of kidney failure, returned home to Winter Springs today after a successful kidney transplant at the University of Florida Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — A gas commonly found in smog and cigarette smoke actually helps premature babies by opening blood vessels in their underdeveloped lungs, causing blood oxygen levels to rise, University of Florida researchers report.
GAINESVILLE — Ever been hypnotized to battle a smoking habit? Visited a massage therapist to relieve back pain? Brewed a home remedy to ward off the common cold?
GAINESVILLE — Florida consumer confidence in February hit another seven-year high, thanks to upbeat attitudes about the national economy among all age and income groups, say University of Florida economists.
GAINESVILLE — For University of Florida student Marie Knox, choosing a field of study was simple: She wanted to learn about bugs. Big bugs, little bugs, flying bugs, biting bugs, stinging bugs. You name the bug; she names the phylum, species and order.
GAINESVILLE — Recent Cuban immigrants are less likely than their predecessors of the 1950s and 60s to start businesses and become a boon to the local economy, said a University of Florida professor.
GAINESVILLE, Fla.—Studies at the University of Florida Health Science Center may ultimately yield not only better drugs to suppress the urge to cough, but also treatments to improve it in victims of spinal injury.
GAINESVILLE, Fla.—Commercials and advertisements aside, thick may not be better than thin when it comes to cough syrup, University of Florida researchers say.
GAINESVILLE — A new study on capital punishment co-authored by a University of Florida professor shows nearly 70 inmates have been released from death row during the past 25 years because of doubts about their guilt.