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A collaborative team of researchers from Florida State University's College of Medicine and the University of Liverpool examined what effect a parent’s perception of their child’s weight had on children as they become teenagers.

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Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare made an announcement that their neonatal intensive-care unit would be named The Florida State University College of Medicine Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, honoring the hospital’s partnership with the university.

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A study led by FSU College of Medicine researcher Angelina Sutin shows that parents' perceptions of their child's weight affects future weight gain throughout their childhood.

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Fourth-year FSU College of Medicine student Adam Field and second-year medical student Zach Field are mentioned in this article about moving on.

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2015 update - MGT Socioeconomic Impact Study

Assessing the Florida State University College of Medicine's socioeconomic impact through its first 15 years of operation. Also including background about the medical school's history and structure.

Read it online: MGT Socioeconomic Impact Study - 2015 Update

Request a printed copy by contacting the Department of Public Affairs and Communications - (850) 645-9698

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Michael Nair-Collins, PhD, assistant professor in the Department of Behavioral Sciences and Social Medicine, was recognized for his excellence in graduate teaching.

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FSU College of Medicine faculty made a visit to the Calhoun Liberty Hospital fundraiser.

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The FSU College of Medicine Center for Integrated Healthcare & the Maternal Mental Health Community Advisory Board will host a free movie screening of “Dark Side of the Full Moon” Wednesday, May 11 from 5 p.m. -7:30 p.m.

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Minority families are often underrepresented in studies of autism and have little access to treatment options but a group of researchers led by Amy Wetherby, director of FSU’s Autism Institute, is reaching out to black families through churches and other grassroots organizations.

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Minorities are underrepresented in studies of autism and have little access to treatment options but a group of researchers led by Amy Wetherby, director of FSU’s Autism Institute, is reaching out to black families through churches and other grassroots organizations. They aim to educate child development specialists in churches using a Web-based course called Autism Navigator.