USF Health cardiologist Dr. Arthur Labovitz was an investigator and co-author for a landmark clinical trial reported May 2 in the New England Journal of Medicine, showing that aspirin and […]

A new study by researchers at USF Health adds to a growing body of research suggesting that the risk for Parkinson’s disease may be higher among people with cautious, risk-averse […]

Preclinical work in the laboratory of USF Health neuroscientist Dr. Cesar Borlongan laid the groundwork for clinical testing of SanBio Inc.’s regenerative cell therapy for ischemic stroke, the leading cause […]

Six years ago USF had no researchers working on malaria.   Today, more than 60 faculty members, staff and students are tackling major challenges needed to end malaria, a preventable and […]

USF has jumped up in a new National Science Foundation ranking for research expenditures, with a total of $365 million in fiscal year 2010. That puts USF at a number […]

How can a scientist think more like an artist? This is just one of the thought-provoking topics to be discussed by USF faculty speaking Wednesday evening, April 11, at the […]

They are miniscule materials with the potential to revolutionize the targeted delivery of drugs or gene therapy inside a cell, to detect disease indicators in a lab sample at a […]

Genomics – the science of sequencing genetic code that is opening up new avenues for biological and clinical research – has been cited by Forbes magazine as “The Next $100 […]

At a time when news of  shrinking budgets might get us down, it helps to remember the significant research gains USF health has achieved in a relatively short time.  Two recent events […]

The rate of ectopic pregnancy deaths has steadily declined nationally with improvements in pregnancy testing, ultrasound examination and outpatient treatments. Except in Florida, where  11 women bled to death due to an ectopic pregnancy […]