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Jul 30, 2013
The National
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In a study published in the health journal PLoS ONE Florida State University psychologist Angelina Sutin found that “fat-shaming" is not only hurtful and demeaning, it has real consequences for the individual's physical health.

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Aug 01, 2013
The Florida Bar
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The Center for Innovative Collaboration in Medicine and Law at Florida State University will hold a “Grand Rounds” at the College of Medicine at 4 p.m., September 12, in the auditorium of the College of Medicine (Thrasher) Building.

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Aug 02, 2013
Business Insider
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New research from FSU’s College of Medicine shows that making people feel bad about their bodies actually increases the risk of obesity, rather than encouraging people to lose pounds. The research, done by Angelina Sutin and Antonio Terracciano, was published in the journal PLOS One on July 24.

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Aug 06, 2013
Naples Daily News
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Last year, medical students from Florida State University College of Medicine assisted the Healthcare Network which provided $3.4 million in uncompensated health care to 45,000 under- or uninsured people (32,000 of whom were children).

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Aug 09, 2013
WCTV
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Gerry Maitland, a professor of neurology in the Department of Clinical Sciences in the College of Medicine, has teamed up with fellow Florida State University researchers to investigate a new use for a popular sports supplement to improve the lives of Parkinson’s disease and Multiple sclerosis patients.

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Aug 09, 2013
Tri-City Herald
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Researchers from the Florida State University College of Medicine say rather than motivating individuals to lose weight, weight discrimination increases the risk for obesity.

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Aug 09, 2013
mHealthNews
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Dr. Mark Stavros, education director of emergency medicine for the FSU College of Medicine and clerkship director for emergency medicine at the College of Medicine’s Pensacola regional campus, recently made his eighth FSUCares trip to Panama with a group of medical students to help provide care to residents in a remote area. This time, he took with him a Transportable Examination Station, or TES, from GlobalMed which allowed him to consult with colleagues back home in Florida on medical cases.

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Aug 09, 2013
WFSU
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On July first, TMH stopped using the purple “Do Not Resuscitate” wristbands on patients who’d chosen to not be resuscitated if their heart or breathing stopped. Dr. Ken Brummel-Smith, chair of Florida State University’s Department of Geriatrics, is quoted in this article.

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Aug 11, 2013
Tallahassee Democrat
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Ad in the Tallahassee Democrat featuring Ajay Mhatre, M.D., Class of 2005, who was just hired at Capital Regional Cardiology Associates.

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Aug 12, 2013
The Daily News
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Researchers from the Florida State University College of Medicine found that rather than motivating individuals to lose weight, weight discrimination increases risk for obesity.

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