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Jul 09, 2010
TC Palm
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This article about a new procedure being performed at some Treasure Coast hospitals features two of the college's clerkship faculty members, Drs. Mario Sanguily and Rene Loyola, both of whom work and teach at the Ft. Pierce regional campus.

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Jul 08, 2010
Tallahassee Democrat
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The Tallahassee Democrat voices its support for Tallahassee Memorial Hospital's residency program.  Five of its eleven graduates will stay in the Tallahassee area, and two more will stay in Florida. In order to keep Florida medical schools' graduates in the state, many more residency programs are necessary.  Dean John Fogarty comments on the college's dedication to training more family doctors for Florida's populations.

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Jul 01, 2010
med.fsu.edu
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PRESS RELEASE Dr. Charlotte Maguire has another framed certificate to hang on her already crowded walls. On July 25, the Capital Polio Association gave her a “Spirit of ADA” award for a lifetime of advocating for children with disabilities as well as treating them.

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Jul 01, 2010
med.fsu.edu
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PRESS RELEASE Nancy Hayes, Ph.D., a neurobiologist whose research has focused on genetic regulation of variability in the brain, has accepted an offer to fill the newly created position of director of clinical foundations (year 1 and 2) at the Florida State University College of Medicine. Her appointment in the Department of Medical Humanities and Social Sciences will take effect Sept. 1.

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Jul 01, 2010
med.fsu.edu
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With a rapidly expanding population of elders, the number of dementia caregivers in Florida is increasing exponentially. Finding the best way to support them, especially with fewer state resources available, is the focus of ongoing research at the Florida State University College of Medicine. The study, which has been under way for more than a year, is being conducted by Robert Glueckauf, professor of medical humanities and social sciences.

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Jul 01, 2010
The Tallahassee Democrat
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Dr. Brandy Childers Willis, a 2007 graduate of the College of Medicine, just entered practice as a primary care physician in her hometown of Tallahassee.  This advertisement ran in the Tallahassee Democrat to announce her services to the community.

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Jun 24, 2010
Medical News Today
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The Center for Innovative Collaboration in Medicine & Law at the College of Medicine is currently at work coordinating efforts across Florida to promote the POLST (Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment) paradigm, a program that is intended to ensure that a patient's wishes regarding life-sustaining treatments are known, communicated and honored across all health care settings.

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Jun 24, 2010
WCTV News
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Addressing disparities in Florida’s physician workforce requires starting early – long before a medical school’s admissions  process begins. At the Florida State University College of Medicine, part of that effort is a summer “mini med school” for high-school students. Article also appeared in Daytona Beach News-Journal, TC Palm, TC Palm(2), Tallahassee Democrat

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Jun 21, 2010
Emergency Care News
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The Center for Innovative Collaboration in Medicine & Law has undertaken a close examination of Advance Directive policy, an issue that concerns and interests many Americans.  (From the Emergency Care Coordination Center, Department of Health and Human Services)

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Jun 15, 2010
PhysOrg.com
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News of associate professor Timothy Megraw's most recent findings have made the cover of the June 15 issue of Developmental Cell, the highly respected biomedical journal.  Less than a year after he received a four-year, $1.2 million NIH grant to explore the roles of cilia and centrosomes in cell division, the Developmental Cell article outlines Megraw's discovery of a key protein's role in the division process.  See the Developmental Cell cover here [pdf]. Article also appeared in: Medical News Today, R&D, ScienceBlog, WCTV, Genetics and Environmental Business Week, and others.

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