Deficiency is highly prevalent in the U.S. and around the world. For youth approaching or experiencing puberty, it could lead to several health problems.
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- Perfect Match! FIU Medicine Class of 2025 celebrates Match Day
The cohort achieved the college's third consecutive 100% match rate, with each student securing a residency after graduation, a critical step in a budding physician's career.
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Researcher Diana Azzam developed a functional precision medicine approach that tests potentially hundreds of already existing drugs against an individual’s tumor samples.
- Nicklaus Children's Health System, Florida International University announce pediatric academic affiliation
Through its Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine, FIU will collaborate to expand physician training, research and patient care with the goal of improving children's health in South Florida and beyond.
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The recent H5N1 bird flu has led to the culling of millions of egg-laying chickens, leading to egg shortages across the nation. But should we also worry about human health?
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FIU Medicine's newly renovated anatomy lab features 17 cadaver stations, 3D printing, and advanced tech, enhancing hands-on learning for future physicians.
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Baptist Health and FIU join forces to elevate care, address the doctor shortage and boost medical research.