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Eight years after the Pulse nightclub shooting, Orlando Regional Medical Center expanded its trauma bay with input from staff who treated victims that night.
Should nursing education programs at FAMU and Florida Atlantic continue to exist? The fate of those programs could hinge on whether nursing graduates pass.
Changes are coming to Medicare. Here's what you need to know
Changes are coming in 2025 to the federal healh insurance program that covers Americans age 65 and older.
UF Health developing first treatment for significant pregnancy risk
The first therapy to potentially reverse a condition that is a significant cause of global stillbirth and premature delivery is being developed by a team led by a UF Health researcher who has spent 20 years studying the pivotal role of the placenta.
Pinellas teacher dies from Legionnaires disease, Florida Department of Health investigating
Her family said she was admitted to the hospital with a high fever and chills and that her health rapidly declined. She spent four days in intensive care and was put on dialysis.
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Since 2017, John Couris has been president of Florida Health Sciences Center, which encompasses several organizations including Tampa General Hospital. TGH is one of the nation’s largest non-profit academic medical centers and research health systems, in partnership with the University of South Florida.
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