The Wertheim College of Medicine students held a ceremony of gratitude for those who made possible their training in the anatomy lab.
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Tomás R. Guilarte has been appointed to the National Institutes of Health network of researchers and physicians working to improve diagnosis and treatment of those with rare diseases.
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Measles cases are on the rise in the United States, although numbers remain relatively low.
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The U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration-funded study will investigate disparities in morbidity and health outcomes, in addition to finding community-based solutions.
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As part of FIU's Population Health Initiative, the university recently convened experts in the nation's capital on an issue of growing global concern: how climate change is impacting human health.
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This fall, FIU will launch its Master of Public Health with a concentration in global health, a 45-credit degree that will train students on how to respond to health challenges.
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The USS Cyclops disappeared more than 100 years ago. A new examination of the case has researchers posing questions about the vessel’s dangerous cargo to neurotoxicologist Tomás R. Guilarte.
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Renowned neurotoxicologist Tomás R. Guilarte discusses the 1918 case of a missing ship carrying dangerous cargo.