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This news story, “Red snapper population to be examined by UF researchers,” was published December 4, 2017 in the Independent Florida Alligator. Check it out here!
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This news story, “UF researchers hope to find drug for rare child disease,” was published October 30, 2017 in The Independent Florida Alligator. Check it out here!
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This news story, “Students raise more than $1,000 with flashy bras,” was published October 27, 2017 in The Independent Florida Alligator . Check it out here!
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When Brittany Harvey hugged her 6-pound, 10-ounce newborn in 2005, she couldn’t imagine her daughter being anything less than healthy.
It is part of a $2 million federal study
Charles Hinchcliff, of Mayo, Florida, has to visit the hospital 10 times a week.
But Hinchcliff lives 83 miles away from UF Health Shands Hospital.
The 56-year-old, who has stage 4A head and neck cancer, goes through radiation twice a day, Monday through Friday.
That’s why Sara Stevens wore a pink, sparkly bra over her shirt on campus Thursday.
The money goes to the American Cancer Society
