The FSU College of Medicine celebrated the 10th anniversary of FSU’s partnership with Marianna in a program that allows third-year medical students to work side-by-side with doctors at Jackson Hospital and other medical facilities.

The FSU College of Medicine celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Marianna Rural Program and recognized those who have insured the program’s success.

FSU College of Medicine student Myron Rolle was interviewed about his journey from football to neurosurgery.

This profile on Fort Pierce faculty member Rene Loyola highlights his surgical skills, compassion, dedication and mission work.

Rhodes Scholar, NFL player and fourth-year medical student Myron Rolle is featured in this story about his career switch from football to medicine.

The FSU College of Medicine and the Tallahassee based Alzheimer’s Project are conducting the 32nd annual Alzheimer’s Disease Education & Training Conference with Dr. Ken Brummel-Smith as the keynote speaker.

College of Medicine Dean John Fogarty was the guest speaker at the Rotary Club of Marianna.

Marshall Kapp, director of the Center for Innovative Collaboration in Medicine and Law at the FSU College of Medicine, is quoted in this article regarding the effects of deregulating the health care industry during this upcoming legislative season.

Standardized patients traveled from Tallahassee to the FSU College of Medicine Fort Pierce Regional Campus area to put 13 third-year medical students through a rigorous practical exam.

College of Medicine Professor James Olcese discovered that light inhibits premature birth in at-risk women so he created the company KynderMed to bring a light emitting mask that prevents pre-term births to market.

FSU College of Medicine Professor Michael Blaber is receiving funding from the National Institutes of Health and $5.2 million from five investment firms to help develop technology targeting a rare eye disease.

Timothy Megraw and David Meckes, associate professors of Biomedical Sciences, have been awarded funding for Zika research and vaccine development.

A charity wine auction in Naples has raised funds to support for the Naples Children and Education Foundation. The money raised by NCEF has helped support programs like SSTRIDE, an outreach effort of the FSU College of Medicine for middle and high school students.

College of Medicine Associate Professor Antonio Terracciano joined a team of researchers to examine the connection between personality traits and brain structure. Their study was published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience.

According to FSU College of Medicine Associate Professor Antonio Terracciano and a team of researchers, the shape of your brain can influence personality traits. The study was published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience.

FSU College of Medicine Associate Professor Antonio Terracciano joined a team of researchers from the United States, United Kingdom and Italy to examine the connection between personality traits and brain structure.

College of Medicine Associate Professor Antonio Terracciano joined a team of researchers to examine the connection between personality traits and brain structure. Their study was published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience.

College of Medicine Associate Professor Antonio Terracciano joined a team of researchers to examine the connection between personality traits and brain structure. Their study was published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience.

Second-year medical student Alan Chan wrote this opinion piece on the Affordable Care Act.

Research by College of Medicine Assistant Professor Angelina Sutin examining the link between parent perceptions and their child’s weight was published in Psychological Science.

This article by Harold Bland, pediatrics education director for the Sarasota Regional Campus, and Michael Muszynski, dean of the Orlando Regional Campus focuses on the success of the college’s one-on-one teaching model.

Research by College of Medicine Assistant Professor Angelina Sutin examining the link between parent perceptions and their child’s weight was published in Psychological Science.

Second-year medical students Zedeena Fisher and Bruno Gay are raising awareness of racism in health care during “Racism Awareness Week” at the College of Medicine.

College of Medicine faculty member Mike Smith spoke to the Monticello Kiwanis Club about the future of medical care and patient access.

The third-year students at the FSU College of Medicine Fort Pierce Regional Campus recently completed a course in community medicine.

This article features research by College of Medicine Assistant Professor Angelina Sutin that was published in Psychological Science. The research examines the link between parent perceptions and their child’s weight.

Research by College of Medicine Assistant Professor Angelina Sutin examining the link between parent perceptions and their child’s weight was published in Psychological Science.

Pradeep Bhide, professor of biomedical sciences at the College of Medicine, has received a one-year grant of nearly $64,000 from the Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Research Institute. His project title: "Consequences of Traumatic Brain Injury in a Prenatal Nicotine Exposure Mouse Model of ADHD."

A new health care facility will serve as a clinical training site for the FSU College of Medicine Internal Medicine Residency Program at Sarasota Memorial Hospital.

FSU College of Medicine professor Jeffrey Harman wrote this column regarding our nation’s healthcare system.

The 32nd Annual Alzheimer’s Disease Education and Training Conference will be held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 18 at the FSU College of Medicine. The keynote speaker will be Ken Brummel-Smith, M.D., presenting on “Person-Centered Care.”

FSU College of Medicine clerkship faculty member Dr. Rene Loyola is a finalist for the Quality of Care Lifetime Achievement Award. Loyola teaches at the Fort Pierce Regional Campus.

In observance of national HIV/AIDS Day, FSU medical students hosted the 2nd Annual HIV and AIDS Awareness Candlelight Vigil. As part of the event, they offered free HIV and syphilis testing for students.

Michael Nair-Collins, assistant professor of behavioral science and social medicine, was honored after being nominated by a medical student for helping to spark her passion for bioethics.

As World AIDS Day 2016 raises awareness about the disease, College of Medicine Professor Jonathan Appelbaum reflects on the progress researchers have made battling HIV/AIDS. The medical school is also hosting an HIV/AIDS Awareness Program & Candlelight Vigil.

FSU College of Medicine students and faculty are spreading awareness about HIV/AIDS with an event that will include information about HIV/AIDS prevention and student performances.

Nicolette Castagna, of the Department of Geriatrics at the FSU College of Medicine, wrote this op-ed piece regarding programs for family caregivers. The College of Medicine is one of 44 organizations in 29 states to receive a grant supporting caregiver workshops.

The Sarasota Memorial Health Care System broke ground for a primary care clinic. FSU's College of Medicine, which has a campus in Sarasota, will be responsible for the care providers through an accredited residency program.

Lisa Granville, of the FSU College of Medicine, recognized senior artists that participated in an exhibition program at the College.

Antonio Terracciano, associate professor in the Department of Geriatrics, is quoted in this article about the relationship between mindset and getting old.

Kristen Dimas (M.D., ’15), currently a family medicine resident at Lee Memorial in Fort Myers, illustrates the importance of scholarship support for many of our students

Marshall Kapp, director of the Center for Innovative Collaboration in Medicine & Law, is quoted in this article about the future of the Affordable Care Act under a new president.

This opinion piece praises the physicians in the FSU College of Medicine Family Medicine Residency Program at Lee Health in Fort Myers.

Artists that participated in a Senior Exhibition Program in 2015 at the College of Medicine were recognized for their contributions by Lisa Granville, associate chair of the Department of Geriatrics.

Joan Meek, associate dean for graduate medical education at the College of Medicine, spoke at the groundbreaking ceremony for a new primary care clinic being built in Sarasota. The clinic will serve as one of the clinical training sites for the new FSU College of Medicine Internal Medicine Residency Program at Sarasota Memorial Hospital.