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Students are required to submit proof of immunization before setting foot in any school in Florida; however parents still have reservations regarding whether or not to make sure their kids are guarded against certain diseases. FSU College of Medicine grad Dr. Amanda Davis is featured in this story and voices her thoughts on immunizations for school children.

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For the fifth time, Hispanic Business magazine has ranked the Florida State University College of Medicine among the nation’s top 10 for Hispanic students.

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Jayne Standley, a Distinguished Professor, received a global award from the World Federation of Music Therapy. Standley holds an appointment in the College of Medicine.

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The Choosing Wisely campaign, discussed by Dr. Ken Brummel-Smith, chair of the Department of Geriatrics at the Florida State University College of Medicine, is an initiative to educate both doctors and patients about how to best choose various medical diagnostic tests and treatments.

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Baptist Medical Group Ladies First OB/GYN announced the addition of Melissa Kozakiewicz, an OB/GYN physician and alumna from the FSU College of Medicine Class of 2010.

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Educated in Florida schools, William Hood, M.D., now practices and teaches medicine in his hometown at the FSU College of Medicine’s Ft. Pierce Regional Medical School.

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Researcher Pradeep Bhide, Ph.D., explores the biological mechanisms behind risky teenage boy behavior.

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Along with medical students and staff from Florida State University’s College of Medicine, the Healthcare Network of Southwest Florida (HCN) celebrated National Health Center Week with a special Family Field Day in Immokalee, Florida.

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Researchers focus on teen boys’ brains

FSU College of Medicine neuroscientist Pradeep Bhide researched teen boys’ brains to explain why they behave erratically.

Hispanic magazine touts law, medical schools

The FSU College of Medicine was ranked eighth among medical schools on the 2014 Best Schools for Hispanics according to Hispanic Business magazine

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FSU College of Medicine neuroscientist Pradeep Bhide brought together some of the world’s foremost researchers in a quest to explain why teenagers often behave erratically.