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Jun 14, 2010
WCTV News
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Ten years after opening its doors, the college has now reached full enrollment -- 121 students will receive their white coats as members of the class of 2014.

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Jun 13, 2010
Times LIVE (Johannesburg, South Africa)
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Led by speech therapist Dr. Nola Chambers, who did her doctoral research with the college's First Words Project in Tallahassee, the South African arm of the project is trying to reach across cultural borders to encourage South African families to have their children screened for autism before age 3 -- when autism therapy is most effective.

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Jun 09, 2010
Daytona Beach News-Journal
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In a letter to the editor, Dr. Remigio Lacsamana expresses his support for the Halifax Medical Center's new general surgery residency program.

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Jun 06, 2010
Daytona Beach News-Journal
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This article addresses how Halifax Health Medical Center -- along with medical care facilities across Florida and the entire U.S. --  is facing an increasingly severe shortage of general surgeons.  College of Medicine clerkship directors Pam Carbiener (OB/GYN) and Harry Black (Surgery) contribute their thoughts to the discussion.

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Jun 01, 2010
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To increase the flow of information between the fields of medicine and law, a new center at the Florida State University College of Medicine and College of Law is producing an online journal dedicated to sharing research

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Jun 01, 2010
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PRESS RELEASE 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.

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Jun 01, 2010
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PRESS RELEASE Living wills and advance directives often don’t ensure that dying patients receive the kind of medical care they want — or don’t want — to receive. Now an effort being coordinated by the Center for Innovative Collaboration in Medicine & Law at the Florida State University College of Medicine hopes to improve communication and produce a clear set of medical orders for a dying patient’s care.

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Jun 01, 2010
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An undergraduate student participating in one of the College of Medicine’s research labs has won the John C. Johnson Award from the TriBeta National Biological Honor Society. The award, recognizing the best research presentation by an undergraduate, was presented at the society’s national convention in Colorado last month. The Florida State University Biological Science Department chose junior Kourtney Graham to represent the university at the convention with her honors thesis project, which she completed alongside graduate student Molly Foote in associate professor Yi Zhou’s College of Medicine biomedical sciences research lab.

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Jun 01, 2010
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Ten years after its creation and through carefully planned growth, the Florida State University College of Medicine has reached a milestone: The arrival of the 120-member Class of 2014 on campus this week gives the medical school a full enrollment of 480 students.

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Jun 01, 2010
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PRESS RELEASE A Florida State University researcher has identified the important role that a key protein plays in cell division, and that discovery could lead to a greater understanding of stem cells. Timothy L. Megraw, an associate professor in the College of Medicine, has outlined his findings in the cover story of the June 15 issue of Developmental Cell.

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