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College of Medicine Professor and Associate Dean for Graduate Medical Education, Joan Meek, was quoted in an article about the advantages of breastfeeding and its benefits over using formula.

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Joan Meek, professor and associate dean for graduate medical education, wrote an article for The Conversation about how breastfeeding benefits infant nutrition. In her article, "Breastfeeding has been the best public health policy throughout history," Meek discusses the history of breastfeeding and breastfeeding policies and its benefits over formula feeding. The article has also been published in the Tallahassee Democrat, Houston Chronicle, Newsweek and Salon.com.

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College of Medicine alumna Crystal Beal (M.D., '12) is a family medicine physician in Seattle practicing telemedicine through her recently launched online medical practice, QueerDoc. QueerDoc is a gender and queer-focused healthcare practice helping to increase access to healthcare for people who aren't comfortable talking to their regular provider or live in rural communities. Watch the full TV interview

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Nathan Falk, M.D., will be the first program director for the FSU College of Medicine Family Medicine Residency Program at Winter Haven Hospital.

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Nathan Falk has been selected as the first program director for the FSU College of Medicine's family medicine residency program at Winter Haven Hospital. 

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Holly Daniel, a member of the PA Class of 2019 at FSU, wrote an article for the American Academy of PAs about the challenges of PA school and how FSU prioritizes student mental health. 

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Florida State University researchers brought in more than $226 million in the 2018 fiscal year from federal, state and private sources to support investigations into areas such as nuclear science, climate change, the effect of deep space travel on human health and much more.

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The Florida State University College of Medicine's Family Medicine Interest Group was recognized by the American Association of Family Physicians for community service. The College of Medicine's FMIG was one of 18 groups recognized as a 2018 Program of Excellence Award winner. The winners were announced Aug. 3 at the AAFP National Conference of Family Medicine Residents and Medical Students in Kansas City, Missouri.

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