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Apr 24, 2013
The Ledger
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Doug Carlson, director of public affairs and communications at the FSU College of Medicine, gives some very convincing points for why FSU should to be in the top tier for primary care medical training.

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Apr 24, 2013
Tallahassee Democrat
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Experts say early education and improved health care are ways to reduce infant deaths and end racial disparities. Alma Littles, senior assistant dean at FSU's College of Medicine, and Joedrecka Brownan, associate professor with the Department of Family Medicine and Rural  Health at the FSU College of Medicine, are quoted in this story. 

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Apr 29, 2013
Tallahassee Democrat Campus Notes
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Erwin and Stefanie Jackson made a $1-million gift to the College of Medicine’s Center for Brain Repair to establish a fund to support The Brian Jackson Dystonia Research and Discovery Program. Dr. Julie Gladden, a College of Medicine alumnus, was inducted into the Godby High School Hall of Fame earlier this month.

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May 01, 2013
Family Practice News
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Reductions to Medicare funding for graduate medical education account for some of the $370 billion that President Obama’s 2014 budget proposes to cute from the Medicare program over the next decade. Dr. Alma Littles, senior assistant dean at FSU's College of Medicine, shares her opinion on the budget cuts.

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May 01, 2013
Tallahassee Democrat
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First-year Florida State University College of Medicine students will visit rural communities today as part of the school’s Rural Education Opportunity Program (REOP).

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May 05, 2013
Tallahassee Democrat
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Last year faculty researchers generated over $1.6 billion in research grants and contracts from government and private entities. The vast majority of these funds cycled through the Florida economy in the form of salaries and locally purchased goods and services.

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May 05, 2013
AllVoices
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A new study indicates that 10 amino acids believed to exist on the early Earth were capable of forming foldable proteins. The research done by Michael Blaber, FSU College of Medicine biomedical science professor, suggests that these proteins could have been used in biological reactions in the first living cells.

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May 06, 2013
Huffington Post
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Researchers from the Florida State University College of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health found that people who have experienced weight gain were more likely to be both impulsive and deliberate in their actions.

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May 07, 2013
Yahoo! News
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A new study by psychological scientist, Angelina Sutin, of the FSU College of Medicine and her colleagues at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) finds that after  gaining a significant amount of weight, people may grow more self-conscious about their choices, while at the same time being weaker in the face of temptation.

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May 07, 2013
The Times of India
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A new study has found that significant changes in weight are associated with changes in our core personality traits. To understand how fluctuations in body weight might relate to personality changes, psychological scientist Angelina Sutin of the Florida State University College of Medicine and colleagues at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) examined data from two large-scale longitudinal studies of Baltimore residents.

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