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Florida Researchers: Formula-Fed Babies Are Not At Greater Risk For Diabetes

GAINESVILLE—University of Florida medical researchers have found evidence to refute popular claims that bottle-feeding infants, instead of breastfeeding, is responsible for many cases of childhood diabetes.

Filed under Research, Health on Wednesday, May 29, 1996.

Early Heat Waves Heighten Health Risks To Elderly And Children

GAINESVILLE—Early record-breaking high temperatures in many parts of the nation could mean danger for elders and young children if precautions are not taken.

Filed under Research, Health, Family, Florida, Aging on Thursday, May 23, 1996.

Florida Researchers Find New Drug Delivery System Prolongs Life For Some Cancer Patients

GAINESVILLE—A new, cost-effective method of delivering potent cancer drugs to patients whose cancer has spread to the brain is enabling them to live four times longer, University of Florida researchers reported today (5/17).

Filed under Research, Health on Friday, May 17, 1996.

Breaking With Tradition, UF Forges Public/Private Partnership To Meet New Training Needs Emerging With Health-Care Reform

GAINESVILLE–In a rapidly changing health-care system, fear strikes at the heart of many health professionals who are finding their specialized training does not meet new marketplace demands.

Filed under Research, Health, Business on Thursday, May 16, 1996.

Florida Substance Abuse Expert: Survey Shows Alarming Rise In Tobacco And Drug Use Among American Schoolchildren

GAINESVILLE—A survey of nearly 200,000 American schoolchildren has revealed some sobering facts:

Filed under Research, Health on Monday, May 6, 1996.

Shands Hospital at UF Is One Of Six FDA-Approved Sites For New Prostate Procedure

ORLANDO—Millions of older men who develop enlarged prostate glands can now choose an alternative to surgical procedures that require general anesthesia and often cause uncomfortable side effects.

Filed under Research, Health on Friday, May 3, 1996.