The FSU College of Medicine Fort Pierce Regional Campus has provided four $5,000 scholarships to students of the Class of 2017.

A lot once proposed as a prospective site of a health clinic by the FSU College of Medicine could be sold.

FSU College of Medicine Senior Associate Dean Alma Littles will give a notable alumnus lecture at the University of Florida.

Planned University Park Center to become home of Pensacola Regional Campus

A groundbreaking ceremony celebrated the $6.8 million University Park Center that will house the FSU College of Medicine’s regional campus in Pensacola.

The University of West Florida broke ground on a mixed-use building that will provide space for the FSU College of Medicine’s Pensacola Regional Campus.

The University of West Florida broke ground on a mixed-use facility that will provide space for the FSU College of Medicine’s Pensacola Regional Campus.

Andree Aubrey, director of the Area Health Education Center at the FSU College of Medicine, wrote this column about tobacco cessation in the Tallahassee Democrat.

The Florida State University College of Medicine has teamed up with health care providers across the capital city to help battle the black infant mortality rate.

The Capital Medical Society has awarded scholarships totaling $47,000 to eight FSU College of Medicine students.

 Stephen Patrick (M.D., ’07) was one of two Vanderbilt physicians honored this summer by the Tennessee chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics

 Faculty members in the Department of Geriatrics are not only teaching FSU med students how to treat older patients but increasingly offering geriatric care to Tallahassee-area communities.

The undergraduate programs were developed to prepare more students from underserved backgrounds for medical school or a career in health care.

Those are eight of the toughest words for physicians to say. Maybe no one taught them how. At the College of Medicine, It's part of what studetns learn.  

For the first time, the College of Medicine has an alumnus practicing at Cuba's Guatanamo Bay. Andy Hogan (M.D., '13) completed his residency training at Naval Hospital Camp. 

 Some medical specialties lean way more toward one sex than the toher. Gerneral surgery, for example, is an overwhelmingly male pursuit, but not entirely. 

 Sanjay Kumar, biomedical sciences researcher, has received a $1.6 million grant from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke to identify components of underlying epilepsy-causing neural circuits within three key temporal lobe areas: the presubiculum, the parasubiculum and the entorhinal area.

Not far from where Florida State University medical students begin learning how to care for patients, state legislators make decisions that shape the care those future physicians will provide.

The FSU College of Medicine goes to great lengths to include applicants from medically underserved backgrounds who traditionally have not had a smooth path into medical school.

 May 21 graduation ceremony in Ruby Diamond Concert Hall paused just long enough to acknowledge an impressive milestone. 

Never heard of “clinical informatics”? It’s the use of data and information technology to deliver health care and assist patients in monitoring their own health — and it’s the newest subspecialty approved by the ACGME, which accredits graduate medical education programs.

FSU College of Medicine clerkship faculty member Alric Simmonds, M.D., will help start Nova Southeastern University’s Center for Collaborative Research to integrate research and clinical trials.

Every year, more than 20 million people worldwide suffer strokes, resulting in nearly 6 million deaths. Ewa Bienkiewicz found clues to fighting theproblem. 

The Journal of Public Health Management and Practice recently compiled a list of its 100 most-cited authors to provide recognition and gratitude for its contributors. Les Beitsch, chair of the College of Medicine’s Department of Behavioral Sciences and Social Medicin makes at the top of the list. 

Senior Associate Dean Myra Hurt's vision was to create a broad, clearly defined path for all incoming undergraduates considering a health profession — not just medical school but nursing, pharmacy, social work, health policy, technology and all the rest.

 George Rust is now an M.D. who does research, especially in the area of health equity. Still, his love of patient care takes him back to the clinic whenever possible.

At the White Coat Ceremony in August, the class of 2020 met two role models, Drs. Garrett Chumney and Michael Weiss who received Distinguished Alumni Awards for sharing medical knowlege and improving lives. 

The Treasure Coast Seminole Club hosted a fundraiser benefiting the FSU College of Medicine’s Fort Pierce Regional Campus.

The Naples Children & Education Foundation has allocated a $500,000 grant for FSU’s College of Medicine program in Immokalee called SSTRIDE.

Dance Marathon at Florida State University, a philanthropy-based foundation, convened at the fifth annual science festival to help meet their fundraising goal in order to provide medical care, treatment and research to the local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital and the FSU College of Medicine.

This article focuses on women of Florida State and highlights the FSU College of Medicine’s Class of 2020 female majority.

FSU College of Medicine professor Javier Rosado, Ph.D. and the SALUD Immokalee program were featured in Parents magazine.

The FSU College of Medicine is reshaping health care by recruiting rural doctors, creating residencies and expanding opportunities.

Marshall Kapp’s research on end-of-life medical care was published in the AMA Journal of Ethics. Kapp is the director of FSU’s Center for Innovative Collaboration in Medicine and Law.

Dr. Alice Pomidor, a professor of geriatrics at FSU’s College of Medicine, was interviewed by US News and World Report about a study on older adult driving.

The Florida State University College of Medicine honored faculty members during its All Faculty State of the College and Faculty Celebration.

This semester, FSU will officially launch its new undergraduate Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences (IMS) degree that’s housed in the College of Medicine. The new major will create a student-friendly pathway into the health professions.

Gregg Stanwood, a neuropharmacologist and behavioral neuroscientist at FSU’s College of Medicine, was quoted in this article regarding synthetic drugs.

Indian River Medical Center welcomed 15 new third- and fourth-year medical students from the Florida State University College of Medicine.

121 members of the FSU College of Medicine Class of 2020 received white coats during the traditional White Coat Ceremony for first-year medical students.

Les Beitsch, M.D., J.D., chair of Behavioral Sciences and Social Medicine, wrote an op-ed piece about the need to consider our public-health infrastructure and access to contraception in the fight against Zika.

Grace Dansby, generous friend of the FSU College of Medicine, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree.

Dr. Henry Lewis III wrote this op-ed regarding the Florida State University College of Medicine primary care clinic.

FSU professor of urban and regional planning Marie Cowart comments on the FSU College of Medicine’s plan to build a primary care clinic.

FSU College of Medicine Family Medicine and Rural Health Chair Daniel Van Durme was interviewed by CBS affiliate WCTV to discuss the Zika virus.

A dialogue regarding the FSU College of Medicine’s plan to build a primary care clinic in Tallahassee.

Tallahassee Woman Magazine did a short feature on first-year medical student Ariana Trautmann.

Michael Muszynski, dean of the Orlando Regional Campus, was quoted in the Leesburg Daily Commercial. He and famed radio announcer Gene Deckerhoff spoke to Lake and Sumter County freshmen preparing to head for FSU.

Florida’s health regulators announced the appointment of 13 health care professionals including Dr. Kim Landry and Mike Smith of the FSU College of Medicine. The board is tasked with assessing the viability of telemedicine.

According to a study published in the journal Pediatrics by FSU College of Medicine researcher Angelina R. Sutin, obese adolescents have higher rates of depression, which may foster poor eating and exercise patterns that result in a poor quality of life that persists into adulthood.